Environmental Fluid Mechanics & Water Resources (EFMWR) Seminar Series
The Environmental Fluid Mechanics & Water Resources (EFMWR) Seminar Series focuses on presenting and divulging the state-of-the-art research in a broad range of Fluid Mechanics applications, spanning from Environmental, Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering to Oceanography, Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics.
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Recent Submissions
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Invariant Objects in Volume Preserving Maps and Flows
(2014-11-21)We consider smooth volume preserving maps. Two important phenomena are transport and mixing. We present several geometric obstructions that prevent transport and mixing and numerical methods to compute them. These ... -
Flow, Mass Transport and Surface Waves in Coastal Water with Vegetation
(2014-11-07)Mangroves along the sea shores are known to provide partial protection against tsunamis. A theory is given for the effects of emergent coastal forests on the propagation of surface waves of small amplitudes. The forest ... -
Overview of Wavelet Analysis and Applications to Engineering
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The Search for Exact Coherent Structures in a Quasi-Two-Dimensional Flow
(2014-10-17)Recent theoretical advances suggest that turbulence can be characterized using unstable solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations having regular temporal behavior, called Exact Coherent Structures (ECS). Due to their ... -
Computation of Normally Hyperbolic Invariant Manifolds
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Turbulence at the Ocean Submesoscales
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Noise is your friend, or: How well can we resolve state space?
(2014-09-05)All physical systems are affected by some noise that limits the resolution that can be attained in partitioning their state space. What is the best resolution possible for a given physical system? It turns out that ...
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