Immersive Wave Experimentation (IWE): Cloaking, Holography, and Cloning
Mixed‑reality acoustics setup that removes wall echoes, hides objects, creates sound illusions, and makes one object sound like another.
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I am a geophysicist specializing in laboratory seismic and acoustic wave experimentation for understanding rock deformation, fracture, and failure in geothermal and other subsurface energy systems.
I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Edinburgh, where I work on laboratory-based rock physics experiments, with a particular focus on the software, data-processing, and numerical-modelling components that support experimental interpretation.
My current research focuses on:
Mixed‑reality acoustics setup that removes wall echoes, hides objects, creates sound illusions, and makes one object sound like another.
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What 5,000+ microearthquakes taught us about a UK geothermal experiment: for their timing and locations showing how pressure diffuses through the fracture network
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How tiny cracks opening and closing during vibration make the resonance curve differ for up vs down sweeps, recover slowly after shaking, and sometimes jump suddenly (“cliff”).
Read more →Recompute seismic wavefields after local model changes by simulating only a target zone, while an immersive boundary restores the missing exterior response—including long-range interactions.
Read more →Connect with me for collaborations at lixunjack@gmail.com or through my LinkedIn