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Taro Sato
Graduate Student
Department of Physics
University of California
Santa Barbara
Research Interests
I am a graduate student doing research in extragalactic
astrophysics and cosmology. I am generally interested in
observational cosmology, extragalactic astrophysics, structure
formation, and astronomical data analysis. The primary focus of my
research currently is on (1) galaxy evolution in galaxy cluster
environment, (2) the interaction of galaxy and intra-cluster medium,
and (3) starburst winds and host galaxy properties.
Publication
2007
- Numerous review papers...LOL!
2006
- "Infalling Faint [OII] Emitters in Abell 851. I. Spectroscopic
Confirmation of Narrowband-Selected Objects," Sato, T.,
Martin, C. L. 2006, ApJ, 647, 934
- "Infalling Faint [OII] Emitters in Abell 851. II. Environment,
Kinematics, & Star Formation History," Sato, T., Martin,
C. L. 2006, ApJ, 647, 946
2000
- "Attenuation of Second Sound in Superfluid
3He-A1," Sato, T., Coleman, J.J., de
Vegvar, P.G.N., Kojima, H. 2000, PhRvL 84, 1515S
Talks and Posters
2007
- Numerous invited talks...LOL!
2006
- "Na I D Outflows in z < 0.5 Galaxies in Extended Groth Strip" and
"Environment, Kinematics, & Star
Formation History of Infalling [OII] Emitters in z=0.4 cluster Abell
851," posters presented at Keck Science
Meeting 2006, September 15, 2006 at U.C. Irvine.
- "Environment, Kinematics, &
Star Formation History of Infalling [OII] Emitters in z=0.4 cluster
Abell 851," a poster presented at the 26th General Assembly of the
International Astronomical Union (IAU), Prague, August 14-25
2006.
2005
2004
2003
Observing Experiences
- Near-Infrared imaging with FLAMINGOS on KPNO 4-m on Jan 15 - 19, 2006.
- Near-Infrared imaging with FLAMINGOS on KPNO 4-m on Jan 20 - 25, 2005. See the trip photo gallery.
- Nickel 1-m at Lick Observatory on April 12 - 14, 2004. See the trip photo gallery.
Research Proposal Batting Average
- As a PI: .500 (2/4)
- As a Co-I: .000 (0/2)
- Total: .333 (2/6)
I may not write a bunch of great proposals but still hit like Ted
Williams.
Astronomy Data Analysis Tools
See my computing resources section.
Instructional Activities
I have been a teaching assistant for the following courses:
- Physics 1 & 2 - Basic Physics
- Physics 6 - Introductory Experimental Physics
- Physics 128 - Advanced Experimental Physics
- Physics 129 - Computer Interfacing
- Physics 232 - Stellar Structure and Evolution
- Astronomy 1 & 2 - Basic Astronomy
I helped writing the lab manual for Physics 6 and Physics 128. I
also helped checking the homework solutions for Dr. James Hartle's
undergraduate general
relativity textbook.
I do feel strongly about sharing science with non-specialists
--- science would be nothing if it were only personal
endeavor. Hence I generally enjoy taking
part in teaching though it is
never actually easy for me to do!
Last update: 13 August 2006
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