Yonadav Barry Ginat

Undergraduate mathematics and physics, The Technion, Israel

Masters, mathematical and theoretical physics, Exeter College, Oxford, UK.

PhD, The Technion. I studied the three-body problem and derived analytical, probabilistic solutions that predict the chance of finding any given outcome.

I worked on modelling the gravitational-wave background – the cumulative effect of many binary black hole or neutron star coalescences.

Recently, my interest is in the formation of bound, many-body gravitational structures, such as dark matter haloes, which exhibit universal behaviour. I hope to gain fundamental insight into how these systems arrive at their final, universal state.

I am interested in gravitational dynamics, both in few and many-body systems, as well as in large-scale structure and gravitational waves. I combine techniques from gravitational physics and plasma physics to understand these phenomena.