About me
I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Applied Mathematics of the University of Leeds. In collaboration with Dr. Stephen Griffiths I work on numerical modelling of ocean tides which have profound influence on the ocean circulation, climate and history of the Earth–Moon system.
My Ph.D. studies took place at the University of Limerick, Ireland, under supervision of Prof. Eugene Benilov. My thesis explores a peculiar phenomenon of resonant over-reflection of waves by jets in the ocean. I have also worked on some problems in viscous flows.
Although my research has gravitated around fluid dynamics, as a student at the Department of Composite Mechanics, Moscow State University, I received extensive training in solid mechanics and multiscale averaging methods. Aiming to broaden my experience in mathematical modelling I participated in several study groups.
Frankly speaking, as an applied mathematician, I would give a go at modelling of any physical process with a rich mathematical structure.
