Ibrahim Semiz

Ibrahim Semiz is a Professor of Physics at Bogazici University. His research focuses on theoretical aspects of General Relativity, particularly cosmic censorship conjecture and black hole physics. He holds a Ph.D. from Yale University (1992), advised by Vincent Moncrief.

• Education: Ph.D. 1992, Yale University

His work explores thought experiments to test cosmic censorship through black hole overcharging/spin scenarios, including magnetic charge effects and field interactions. He has developed separation techniques for Klein-Gordon and Dirac equations in black hole metrics.

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