I am a research associate and a research specialist at ICER, MSU. Previously, I was a research scientist at Tech-X in Boulder, CO. I received a PhD in Aerospace engineering from University of Michigan in 2008. My research interests include: magnetic fields in strongly coupled plasmas, abnormal electron transport in Hall effect thrusters, and high-performance computing using multicores and accelerators.
Ongoing Research
- The relative roles of dissipation and the effective ionic interaction to the functional form of the dense plasma dynamic structure factor.
- Performance investigation of high order symplectic integrators on MD.
- Plasma surface incteractions
Education
- BS, Astronomy, Seoul National University
- MS/PhD, Aerospace engineering, University of Michigan
Publications
- Y. Choi, and M. S. Murillo, Influence of Dissipation and Effective Interaction on Dense Plasma Dynamic Structure Factors, Physical Reviews E 103, 063210, 2021
- Y. Choi, G. Dharuman, and M. S. Murillo, “High-frequency response of classical strongly coupled plasmas,” pp. 1–11, Jul. 2019.
Contact:
Email: choiyj@msu.edu