I am a full-time undergraduate student at the University of Vermont majoring in physics and mathematics. From July 2007 to January 2008 I studied at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile (pictures here).
Sometimes I play ultimate frisbee for Team Chill at UVM.
For my honors thesis, I am working with Chris Danforth and Darren Hitt to build and analyze a physical analog of the Lorenz system called a thermosyphon; look through Chris' papers to get an idea. I've also uploaded a cool video that represents some of the dynamics of the attractor as well as a presentation outlining our research given at the MAA 2008 Northeastern Meeting held at St. Michael's College.
I worked on some physics research during the summer of 2007 with professor Jie Yang. I took pictures of little spots of light through a microscope: apparently an interference effect that appears in sugar water under coherent light.
Adam Wolfe and I investigated maximal sets of mutually orthogonal latin squares. We never managed to break any records, but it was fun and good programming and math experience.
Vermont's Non-Timber Forest Products - a website I made for my ethnobotany class, HCOL 195
Assorted things I've written
Current address:
37 Greene St. Apt. 2My permanent address:
16 Orchard Ln.You can write me email at two addresses, school-related and personal
If you'd like an email to be private and secure, please use my GPG public key
© Kameron Decker Harris 2006