Brad Marston

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Brown University

United States

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Professor Brad Marston is a faculty member at Brown University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on dynamical systems, statistical simulations, fluid dynamics, and the characterization of quantum materials. Recent articles authored by Professor Marston explore topics such as quasilinear theory in unstable flows, the statistical equilibrium principles in fluid flow, and the transport properties of quantum spin liquids.

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Steven Tobias

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University of Leeds

UNITED KINGDOM

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Rich R. Kerswell

University of Cambridge

UNITED KINGDOM

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Gang Xiao

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Brown University

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Jeffrey Oishi

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Bates College

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Articles (13)

Non-equivalence of quasi-linear dynamical systems and their statistical closures

Direct statistical simulation using generalised cumulant expansions

Ordering of time scales predicts applicability of quasilinear theory in unstable flows

Topology of rotating stratified fluids with and without background shear flow

Direct statistical simulation of the Busse annulus

Statistical Equilibrium Principles in 2D Fluid Flow: From Geophysical Fluids to the Solar Tachocline

Characterization of PN junctions of doped Mott insulators

Spin transport in a quantum spin orbital liquid

Resistively detected NMR as a probe of the topological nature of conducting edge/surface states

Transport in conductors and rectifiers: Mean-field Redfield equations and nonequilibrium Green's functions

Nontrivial topology in the continuous spectrum of a magnetized plasma

Dimensional reduction of direct statistical simulation

Topological Gaseous Plasmon Polariton in Realistic Plasma

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Steven Tobias

Rich R. Kerswell

Gang Xiao

Jeffrey Oishi

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