Jui-Hui Chung 鍾瑞輝

The Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics, Princeton University
Fine Hall, Princeton NJ 08540
email: jc1220 AT math.princeton.edu

I'm a PhD student in the Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics at Princeton University, advised by Jacob Shapiro. I'm interested in mathematical physics of topological insulators. I received my undergrad and master degrees in physics from National Taiwan University, where I was advised by Ying-Jer Kao, and worked on computational physics.

Papers and preprints

1. Essentially Commuting with a Unitary (2025)
   with Jacob Shapiro
   arXiv:2501.03934
2. Topological Classification of Insulators: II. Quasi-Two-Dimensional Locality (2024)
   with Jacob Shapiro
   arXiv:2406.05385
3. Topological Classification of Insulators: I. Non-interacting Spectrally-Gapped One-Dimensional Systems (2023)
   with Jacob Shapiro
   arXiv:2306.00268
4. Neural Monte Carlo renormalization group (2021)
   with Ying-Jer Kao
   Phys. Rev. Research 3, 023230 (2021); arXiv:2010.05703
5. Optimal Real-Space Renormalization-Group Transformations with Artificial Neural Networks (2019)
   with Ying-Jer Kao
   Workshop on Machine Learning and the Physical Sciences (NeurIPS 2019)

Last updated: Jan 8, 2025.