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Courtney Quinn

Lecturer

University of Tasmania

Australia

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Courtney Quinn is a Lecturer at the University of Tasmania, Australia. Her research areas encompass atmospheric dynamics, with a particular focus on hyperbolicity in persistent synoptic events, as well as the mathematical modeling of various physical systems. Recent publications include studies on tropical cyclones, magneto-mechanical oscillators, and thermokinetic reactions, contributing to advancements in understanding chaotic multiscale systems.

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A P Bassom

University of Tasmania

AUSTRALIA

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Christopher Chapman

University of New South Wales

AUSTRALIA

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Hassan Alkhayuon

Lecturer in Mathematical Sciences

University College Cork

IRELAND

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Neil Holbrook

Professor of Ocean and Climate Dynamics

University of Tasmania

AUSTRALIA

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Covariations between persistent synoptic features and record low Antarctic sea ice events via unsupervised regression learning

Tipping resonance in a chaotically forced ice age model

Two-tier MOM6 regional modelling suite of the East Australian Current system

On transversality and the characterization of finite time hyperbolic subspaces in chaotic attractors

Hyperbolicity and Southern Hemisphere Persistent Synoptic Events

DYNAMICAL ANALYSIS OF A PARAMETRICALLY FORCED MAGNETO-MECHANICAL OSCILLATOR

The role of time-varying external factors in the intensification of tropical cyclones

A mathematical model of the Bray–Liebhafsky reaction

Oscillations and tipping points in a model thermokinetic reaction

Systematic calculation of finite-time mixed singular vectors and characterization of error growth for persistent coherent atmospheric disturbances over Eurasia

Application of a local attractor dimension to reduced space strongly coupled data assimilation for chaotic multiscale systems

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A P Bassom

Christopher Chapman

Hassan Alkhayuon

Neil Holbrook

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