Matthew "Nick" Moore



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Matthew Nick Moore
Associate Research Scientist
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences,
Applied Math Lab
moore (at symbol) cims.nyu.edu
About Me

I graduated with a PhD in Mathematics from the University of North Carolina where I studied applied mathematics and fluid dynamics. My advisors were Rich McLaughlin and Roberto Camassa. Currently I am a post-doc at the Courant Institute working with Mike Shelley, Jun Zhang, and Steve Childress.

Broadly speaking, my research interests are in applied mathematics, modeling, and fluid dynamics. This has included work in fluid-structure interaction, viscoelastic fluids, erosion, stratified fluids, entrainment, and mixing. I use analytical modeling, numerical tools, and table-top experiments in my research. Look here for more details on my research.



Publications

  • Sculpting of an erodible body by flowing water [pdf] [link]

  • A weak-coupling expansion for viscoelastic fluids applied to dynamic settling of a body [pdf] [link]

  • Stratified Flows with vertical layering of density: experimental and theoretical study of flow configurations and their stability [pdf] [link]

  • Thesis [pdf]

  • Brachistochrones in potential flow and the connection to Darwin's theorem [pdf]

  • Evaluation of Supersingular Integrals: Second Order Boundary Derivatives [pdf]


    Media

  • Erosion has a point - and an edge [NYU] [NSF]


    Contact Info

    email: moore (at symbol) cims.nyu.edu
    Lab: WWH 105
    Office: WWH 1122
    Lab phone: (212) 998-3247,
    Office phone: (212) 998-3296
    Cell phone: (919) 636-1102

    Mailing address:
    Matthew Moore
    251 Mercer Street
    New York University
    New York, N.Y. 10012



    Links

  • Applied Math Lab (AML)

  • AML seminar schedule

  • AML YouTube channel

  • Movies