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M. Moore

6 papers hereh-index 9436 citations24 works total

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author position
  • sole author1
  • middle author2
  • last author3

Across the 6 of 6 papers where every author was matched, so the position is known.

fields
  • physics.flu-dyn3
  • math.NA2
  • physics.geo-ph1
same name
  • M. Moore — 30 papers, h 15
  • M. Moore — 11 papers, h 5
  • M. Moore — 9 papers, h 12
  • M. Moore — 8 papers, h 4
  • M. Moore — 8 papers, h 8
  • M. Moore — 5 papers, h 4

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activity
20162019
most citedAnomalous wave statistics induced by abrupt depth change

56 citations · 118 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators
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4 papers · 1 filter

math.NA2018

Boundary Integral Analysis for the Non-homogeneous 3D Stokes Equation

L. J. Gray, Jas Jakowski, M. N. J. Moore +1

A regular-grid volume-integration algorithm is developed for the non-homogeneous 3D Stokes equation. Based upon the observation that the Stokeslet U is the Laplacian o…

physics.geo-ph2018

A minimal model for predicting ventilation rates of subterranean caves

Karina Khazmutdinova, Doron Nof, Darrel Tremaine +2

The ventilation of carbon dioxide within subterranean caves regulates the growth of speleothems --- mineral deposits found in caves that provide important clues about past climate.…

physics.flu-dyn2018★ 56 cited

Anomalous wave statistics induced by abrupt depth change

C. Tyler Bolles, Kevin Speer, M. N. J. Moore

Laboratory experiments reveal that variations in bottom topography can qualitatively alter the distribution of randomized surface waves. A normally-distributed, unidirectional wave…

math.NA2018★ 25 cited

A boundary-integral framework to simulate viscous erosion of a porous medium

Bryan D. Quaife, M. Nicholas J. Moore

We develop numerical methods to simulate the fluid-mechanical erosion of many bodies in two-dimensional Stokes flow. The broad aim is to simulate the erosion of a porous medium (e.…

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