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Dynamical Systems Theory for the Euler flows on multiply connected regions

  • Potential flows on multiply circular regions (2007/12)
  • Potentail flow with point vortices, sources and sinks on multipky connected regions with charge particle simulation(2008/3)
  • Uniform flow in river region with many circular islands (2008/4)
  • Point Vortices approximation for the Euler flows (2008/8)
  • Uniform flow in river region with many islands (2008/8 On going)
  • Uniform flow with point vortices, sources and sinks in river region with many islands (2008/5)
  • Flows on the sphere with many islands
  • Mathematical theory for point vortices on multiply connected regions.
    • Derivation of the governing equation for the point vortices (2008/5)
    • Motion of vortex dipole (2008/6; submitted)
    • Equilibria and their stability in symmetric multiply connected domains (2008/12; submitted)
    • Brownian Ratchets for point-vortex equilibria in multiply connected domains
    • Formulation of a model for river regions
    • Formulation of a model for coastal regions
    • Statistics for the point vortices

Mathematical Quest for the environmental issues in hydrosphere

  • Seminars
  • UCLA IPAM Program, "Optimal Transport: Tutorial" (Los Angeles USA, March 11th--13th, 2008)
  • 日本水環境学会(2008年3月19日〜21日)
  • Resilience 2008 (Stockholm Sweden, April 14th -- 16th 2008)
  • JST Presto Symposium on Mathematical Sciences towards Environmental Problems 」June 11th -- 13th, 2008
  • Issac Newton Institute, Programme "Nature of High Reynolds Number Turbulence" Sept.-- Dec. 2008.
  • IUTAM Symposium, "Vortex Dynamics: 150 Years" Oct.13 -- Oct 16 at Copenhagen

Papers(as of 2008.08.03)

  • T. Sakajo, Fixed equilibria of point vortices in symmetric multiply connected domains, submitted to Physica D.
  • 坂上 貴之, 球面点渦相互作用の高速tree-codeアルゴリズム,
    京都大学数理解析研究所講究録 (2009) to appear.
  • T. Sakajo, From generation to chaotic motion of a ring configuration of vortex structures on a sphere, submitted to Theoretical anc Computational Fluid Dynamics in rivision.
  • P. K. Newton and T. Sakajo, Point vortex equilibria on the sphere via Brownian rachets to appear in Proc. Roy. Soc. A.
  • T. Amemiya, H. Serizawa, T. Sakajo, K. Itoh, Mathematical models for dynamics and management of algal blooms in aquatic ecosystems, submitted to Aquatic Ecosystem Research Trends, NOVA Publishers (2008)
  • T. Sakajo, Explicit representation of point-vortex interaction in multiply connected circular domains, submitted to Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
  • P. K. Newton and T. Sakajo, Point vortex equilibria on the sphere via Brownian rachets, submitted to Proc. Roy. Soc. A.
  • T. Sakajo, An extension of Draghicescu's fast tree-code algorithm to the vortex method on a sphere, (2008) Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics doi: 10.1016/j.cam.2008.07.021
  • T. Sakajo, Non self-similar, partial and robust collapse of four point vortices on sphere, Physical Review E, vol. 78 No. 1 (2008) doi: 10.1103/PhysRevE.78.016312

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