Physics • Astrophysics • Gravitational Waves
Studying high-energy astrophysics, cosmology, and the signals of the universe.
I am Yuze Guo, currently an undergraduate student in physics at Wuhan University. This is my multilingual personal homepage, where I share my academic profile, writing, and resources.
About
Hi! I’m Yuze Guo, currently a physics undergraduate student at the School of Physics and Technology, Wuhan University .
Before this, I completed both my middle and high school studies at The Affiliated High School of South China Normal University as a member of the Physics Olympiad Group.
I expect to pursue my PhD degree in astrophysics at Peking University starting from fall 2026. My research interest lies in high energy astrophysics, specifically gravitational waves, cosmology, and multi-messenger astronomy.
I started my systematic learning in astronomy during high school as a part of the activities related to HFAA (The Astronomy Association of Affiliated High School of SCNU). Apart from amateur observations and lectures, I also participated in astronomy olympiads and won gold medals in both national and international competitions.
Research Interests
Current areas of focus in astrophysics and related theory.
Gravitational Waves
Continuous signals, compact objects, and the astrophysical information encoded in long-duration observations.
Cosmology
Conceptual and theoretical questions in relativistic spacetime, early-universe physics, and cosmic structure.
Multi-messenger Astronomy
Cross-disciplinary approaches that connect gravitational, electromagnetic, and other observational channels.
Updates
Recent updates from this website.
Writing
Notes and essays on physics, mathematics, and related ideas.
Initial insights into the concept of the metric
A short essay on understanding the metric as a generalization of the Pythagorean theorem for infinitesimal distances.
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