Edward Santilli

About

My research interests lie in the development of accurate, stable, and efficient algorithms to numerically model geophysical fluid flows. Geophysical fluid dynamics presents several challenges that currently make a complete model computationally intractable or physically unreliable. Each facet of my research tends to address one or both of these issues in an effort to better understand energy propagation and transformation in the ocean.

Work

Thomas Jefferson University

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Associate Professor

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School District of Philadelphia

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Mathematics Teacher

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Publications

The Stratified Ocean Model with Adaptive Refinement (SOMAR)

Zenodo

software

Numerical simulations of a Minimal Ocean Mixing Systems (MOMS)

APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts

conference-paper

Estimating pressure and internal-wave flux from laboratory experiments in focusing internal waves

Experiments in Fluids

journal-article

Pressure and wave-flux optical analysis of 3D focusing internal waves compared between laboratory experiments and SOMAR

Bulletin of the American Physical Society

conference-paper

Large eddy simulations of turbulent oceanic flows

Bulletin of the American Physical Society

conference-paper

SOMAR-LES: A framework for multi-scale modeling of turbulent stratified oceanic flows

Ocean Modeling

journal-article

SOMAR-LES: A framework for multi-scale modeling of turbulent stratified oceanic flows

Ocean Modeling

journal-article

The Stratified Ocean Model with Adaptive Refinement (SOMAR)

J. Comput. Phys.

journal-article

An efficient method for solving highly anisotropic elliptic equations

J. Comput. Phys.

journal-article

Edward Santilli