David Richter

Associate Professor

University of Notre Dame

United States

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David Richter is an Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame, USA. His research focuses on turbulence, aerosol-cloud interactions, and particle-laden flows, as evidenced by his recent articles exploring topics such as the effects of spray on hurricane boundary layers, particle slip velocity in turbulent environments, and the microphysics of marine fog. Dr. Richter employs advanced simulation techniques and Bayesian Neural Networks to deepen the understanding of complex fluid dynamics phenomena.

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Tim Berk

Assistant Professor

Utah State University

UNITED STATES

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Sabrina Volponi

Washington State University

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Diogo Bolster

UNITED STATES

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Will Cantrell

Dean and Professor

Michigan Technological University

UNITED STATES

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Silvio Schmalfuß

Leibniz-Institut für Troposphärenforschung eV

GERMANY

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Ravi Samtaney

SAUDI ARABIA

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Charlotte E. Wainwright

UNITED STATES

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Articles (16)

Large‐Eddy Simulation of the Spray‐Laden Hurricane Boundary Layer: I. Spray Transport and Statistics

Effects of settling on inertial particle slip velocity statistics in wall-bounded flows

A Model Intercomparison Study of Aerosol‐Cloud‐Turbulence Interactions in a Cloud Chamber: 1. Model Results

Multi-scale interactions in turbulent mixed convection drive efficient transport of Lagrangian particles

Bayesian Neural Networks With Physics-Informed Priors With Application to Boundary Layer Velocity

The role of collision and coalescence on the microphysics of marine fog

Onset of Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification: Evaluating the Response to Length Scales of Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies

Stochastic model for the residence time of solid particles in turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard flow

Direct numerical simulation of particle-laden flow in an open channel at

Large‐Eddy Simulation of Sea Spray Impacts on Fluxes in the High‐Wind Boundary Layer

Large‐Eddy Simulation of Sea Spray Impacts on Fluxes in the High‐Wind Boundary Layer

Using cloud radar to investigate the effect of rainfall on migratory insect flight

Direct numerical simulation of turbulence and microphysics in the Pi Chamber

In situ particle sampling relationships to surface and turbulent fluxes using large eddy simulations with Lagrangian particles

Flow effects of finite-sized tidal turbine arrays in the Chacao Channel, Southern Chile

Markovian Models for Microplastic Transport in Open‐Channel Flows

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Tim Berk

Sabrina Volponi

Diogo Bolster

Will Cantrell

Silvio Schmalfuß

Ravi Samtaney

Charlotte E. Wainwright

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