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Jonathan I. Katz

Professor of Physics

Washington University in St. Louis

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Arts & Sciences

Physics

Jonathan I. Katz is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor of Physics at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Jonathan I. Katz

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of Physics

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astronomy physics high-energy astrophysics astrophysics observational astronomy planetary sciences applied physics stellar astrophysics relativistic astrophysics high energy physics synchrotron radiation radio astronomy theoretical physics extragalactic astronomy gamma-ray bursts computational astrophysics modern physics general relativity nuclear science stellar structure radio propagation particle physics space weather astrophysical simulations astrostatistics black holes astroinformatics bone research observational cosmology climatic change sport psychology special relativity gravitation theory x-ray optics hearing research acoustical engineering large scale structure counseling psychology nature astronomical image analysis classical mechanics shell theory galaxy formation warming climate massive black hole cold region science cyber conflict underwater acoustics radio frequency freeze-thaw cycling astrochronology isocirculational flows x-ray sources soft gamma repeaters cargo containers stellar collapse clinical microbiology land degradation wildlife virtual memory digital watermarking accelerator physics fundamental physics medical microbiology particle accelerators climate change effects climatic impact arid environments oj 287 thirty-five-day periodicity bizarre spectrum super-eddington accretion disks radiation hydrodynamic calculation spherical accretion nonrelativistic compton scattering ss 433 astroparticle physics acta astronautica soft matter high-energy-density matter

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Watermark for Large Language Models. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Kirchenbauer, JohnGeiping, JonasWen, YuxinKatz, JonathanMiers, IanGoldstein, Tom

natural language processinglinguisticsdigital watermarking

Radiation Modes in Frb 20220912A Microshots and a Crab Psr Nanoshot. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters (2023)

J I Katz

crab psr nanoshotradio astronomyastronomyobservational astronomyradiation modesastrophysicsradiation

The Absence of Periodicity in Repeating Frb. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2022)

J I Katz

astrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomyastrophysicsstellar astrophysics

The Environment and Constraints on the Mass of Frb 190520b. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters (2022)

J I Katz

astronomyastrophysics

The Sources of Apparently Non-Repeating Frb. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2022)

J I Katz

high-energy astrophysicsradio astronomyastrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomynon-repeating frbastrophysicsastroinformaticsstellar astrophysicscomputational astrophysics

Fermi at Trinity. Nuclear Technology (2021)

particle physicsphysicstheoretical physicsmajorana fermionhigh energy physics

Frb 190520B -- a Frb in a Supernova Remnant?. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

J. I. Katz

high-energy astrophysicsastronomysupernova remnantobservational astronomysupernovaastrophysicsstellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

Testing Models of Periodically Modulated Frb Activity. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2021)

J I Katz

high-energy astrophysicsastronomyobservational astronomyrelativistic astrophysicsfrb activity

The “Breakthrough” Proposal for Laser-Accelerated Spacecraft is Not Feasible. Research Notes of the AAS (2021)

J. I. Katz

space engineeringspace missionsastronomylaser-accelerated spacecraftspace sciencelasersspace explorationaerospaceplanetary sciencesaerospace engineering

When Outliers Are Different. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2021)

J I Katz

astrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomyoutlier detectionastrophysicsastroinformaticscomputational astrophysics

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Jonathan I. Katz

Professor of Physics

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Physics

Jonathan I. Katz is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor of Physics at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jonathan I. Katz

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Watermark for Large Language Models. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Kirchenbauer, JohnGeiping, JonasWen, YuxinKatz, JonathanMiers, IanGoldstein, Tom

natural language processinglinguisticsdigital watermarking

Radiation Modes in Frb 20220912A Microshots and a Crab Psr Nanoshot. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters (2023)

J I Katz

crab psr nanoshotradio astronomyastronomyobservational astronomyradiation modesastrophysicsradiation

The Absence of Periodicity in Repeating Frb. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2022)

J I Katz

astrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomyastrophysicsstellar astrophysics

The Environment and Constraints on the Mass of Frb 190520b. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters (2022)

J I Katz

astronomyastrophysics

The Sources of Apparently Non-Repeating Frb. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2022)

J I Katz

high-energy astrophysicsradio astronomyastrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomynon-repeating frbastrophysicsastroinformaticsstellar astrophysicscomputational astrophysics

Fermi at Trinity. Nuclear Technology (2021)

particle physicsphysicstheoretical physicsmajorana fermionhigh energy physics

Frb 190520B -- a Frb in a Supernova Remnant?. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

J. I. Katz

high-energy astrophysicsastronomysupernova remnantobservational astronomysupernovaastrophysicsstellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

Testing Models of Periodically Modulated Frb Activity. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2021)

J I Katz

high-energy astrophysicsastronomyobservational astronomyrelativistic astrophysicsfrb activity

The “Breakthrough” Proposal for Laser-Accelerated Spacecraft is Not Feasible. Research Notes of the AAS (2021)

J. I. Katz

space engineeringspace missionsastronomylaser-accelerated spacecraftspace sciencelasersspace explorationaerospaceplanetary sciencesaerospace engineering

When Outliers Are Different. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2021)

J I Katz

astrostatisticsastronomyobservational astronomyoutlier detectionastrophysicsastroinformaticscomputational astrophysics

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