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Xuanyiyiren/README.md

About me

I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in computer science within a Computer Graphics (CG) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) research group, where I focus on developing my skills in scientific computing and preparing for a career that bridges physics and computation with an emphasis on practical applications.

Previously, I completed my undergraduate studies in Nuclear Technology and Nuclear Engineering. While I was initially drawn to theoretical nuclear physics, I gradually realized my interests aligned more with computation. To support coursework, I self-studied programming and explored scientific computing, including a formative project on relativistic hydrodynamics. Although unfinished, this experience strengthened my technical foundation and sparked my lasting interest in CFD.

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  1. LBMfigs LBMfigs Public

    TeX

  2. Intersting-things Intersting-things Public

    Some intersting things

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  3. Markdown-and-LaTeX-for-the-beginer Markdown-and-LaTeX-for-the-beginer Public

    Markdown and LaTeX

  4. AnAnnoyingClangdLintError AnAnnoyingClangdLintError Public

    Cuda

  5. leetcode-exercise leetcode-exercise Public

    leetcode刷题记录

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  6. The-savior-of-unit-conversions-and-calculations The-savior-of-unit-conversions-and-calculations Public

    `astropy` is a strong package for astronomy. `astropy.units` can help us to do calculations with units. `astropy.constants` stored some usful physical constants.

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