This page wants to show to you what can be done in physics with some knowledge of how to use a computer, and this is fun, believe me!

IF you don`t have a browser for visualazing 3-D stuff, like VRML files, and if you want to take a look at some of my work done at Ohio University (you know, as much fun as it can be, these are not the only things that i am doing!!)this is the right place where you should be.

 Here are some of the most interesting things I did last summer, all of them are done using VRML 2.0 (Virtual Reality Modeling language) and IDL 5.0 (Interactive Data Language). Since you chose not to use a browser to see them, they are presented here in JPEG format. I hope you can get an idea about what are they all. If you like what you see and want more, go get the Browser and then to "My work page", the version using VRML.

The Hydrogen Wave Function in 3-D 

The Fermi surfaces for free electrons in the 1^st and the 2^nd Brillouin zone

These is one of the many Fermi surfaces, an educational project on which I have worked last quarter.You can find more following the link above.

 
   The XMLD!

This is the last project I am working on, and how it looks like?take a look. Want to know more about XMLD? Follow the link...