Portrait of Hayley Quinn Beltz

Hayley Quinn Beltz

Post-Doctoral Associate

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hbeltz@umd.edu 1113 Physical Sciences Complex

My research explores the atmospheres of the hottest gas giant planets, known as hot and ultrahot Jupiters. I use 3D numerical models to simulate the atmospheres of these planets, of which we have no solar system analogues. I am particularly interested in exploring how magnetic fields might shape these atmospheres and their subsequent observations, particularly at high resolution.

Research Areas:
Exoplanets

Latest Papers

Assessing Robustness and Bias in 1D Retrievals of 3D Global Circulation Models at High Spectral Resolution: A WASP-76 b Simulation Case Study in Emission

| The Astrophysical Journal
Author(s): Lennart van Sluijs, Hayley Beltz, Isaac Malsky, et. al
UMD Author(s): Hayley Quinn Beltz


The Effects of Kinematic Magnetohydrodynamics on the Atmospheric Circulation of Eccentric Hot Jupiters

| The Astrophysical Journal
Author(s): Hayley Beltz, Willow Houck, L. C. Mayorga, et. al
UMD Author(s): Hayley Quinn Beltz


Radiatively Active Clouds and Magnetic Effects Explored in a Grid of Hot Jupiter GCMs

| The Astrophysical Journal
Author(s): Thomas D. Kennedy, Emily Rauscher, Isaac Malsky, et. al
UMD Author(s): Hayley Quinn Beltz


Comparative Planetology of Magnetic Effects in Ultrahot Jupiters: Trends in High-resolution Spectroscopy

| The Astrophysical Journal
Author(s): Hayley Beltz, Emily Rauscher
UMD Author(s): Hayley Quinn Beltz


Up, Up, and Away: Winds and Dynamical Structure as a Function of Altitude in the Ultrahot Jupiter WASP-76b

| The Astrophysical Journal
Author(s): Aurora Y. Kesseli, Hayley Beltz, Emily Rauscher, et. al
UMD Author(s): Hayley Quinn Beltz


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