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OUR RESEARCH

We explore the wave dynamics in water and in air. 

Our lab combines experiments, analytical analysis and develops computational tools.

The research on water waves actively relates to variuos phenomena in ocean, lakes and atmosphere, such as wave evolution, wave breaking, wave- wind interaction, internal waves, etc. 

The research on shock waves is linked to supersoonic/ hypersonic aircraft design and  to protective technologies' design, such as shock wave refelections over variuos  surfaces and propagation of shock-waves at different media.

PUBLICATIONS

SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS

Geva M. & Shemer L. (2022) On excitation of initial waves by wind: a theoretical model and experimental verification. Phys. Rev. Lett. 128, 124501 (Editors' Suggestion). 

Geva M. & Shemer L. (2022) The wall similarity in turbulent boundary layers over wind-waves. J. Fluid Mech., 935, A42.

Geva M., Bukai M., Zemach E., Gabay S., Krakovich A., & Shemer L. (2021) On spontaneous appearance of internal waves in an open-pool-type research reactor. Phys. Fluids, 33(2), 022102.

Koronio E., Ben-Dor G., Sadot O., & Geva, M. (2020) Similarity in Mach stem evolution and termination in unsteady shock-wave reflection. J. Fluid Mech., 902

Geva M., Ram O., Sadot O. (2018) The regular reflection→ Mach reflection transition in unsteady flow over convex surfaces, J. Fluid Mech., 837, 48-79.

Ram O., Geva M. , Sadot O. (2015) High spatial and temporal resolutions study of shock wave reflection over a coupled convex-concave cylindrical surface, J. Fluid Mech., 768, 219-239.          

Geva M., Ram O., Sadot O. (2013) Non-stationary hysteresis shock wave reflection phenomenon”, J. Fluid Mech. (Rapids), 732, 423.

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