Author: Luke Bennetts
“3D scattering in the MIZ” by Meylan & Bennetts published in Phil Trans Roy Soc
The Conversation article: “Ocean waves and lack of sea ice can trigger Antarctic ice shelves to disintegrate”
Meylan et al “Dispersion relations, power laws and energy loss for waves in the marginal ice zone” published in Journal of Geophysical Research
Ilyas et al “Time-domain and modal response of ice shelves to wave forcing using the finite element method” published in Journal of Fluids and Structures
Massom et al “Antarctic sea ice loss and ocean swell as a trigger for ice shelf disintegration” accepted for publication in Nature
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Project title: Theory of wave propagation in nonlinear acoustic metamaterials Project description: In this project, you will conduct a theoretical study of acoustic metamaterials (AMMs) for applications in effective sound insulation. AMMs are composite materials, constructed from repeating micro-structural (sub-wavelength) elements, in which the properties of the elements and their arrangement are tuned to produce a desired macro-structural property — in this case, to prevent sound from … Continue reading ***PhD scholarship available***
Skene et al “Water wave overwash of a step” published in Journal of Fluid Mechanics
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Yiew et al “Wave-induced collisions of floating disks” published in Physics of Fluids
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Meylan et al “On the calculation of normal modes…” published in Journal of Glaciology
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