Peter Kramer
Mathematics Dept
998-3212
NSF postdoc/Courant Instructor (scientific research sponsor is Charlie
Peskin)
informally auditing

My undergraduate degree is in physics, and my graduate degree is in
applied and computational mathematics.
I wrote my Ph. D. dissertation on turbulent diffusion under Andy Majda
at Princeton.
I am now working with Charlie on incorporating thermal fluctuations into
his immersed boundary method.  I have a reasonable amount of computing
experience, though I have been more theoretically than computationally
I am now working with Charlie on incorporating thermal fluctuations into
his immersed boundary method.  I have a reasonable amount of computing
experience, though I have been more theoretically than computationally
inclined so far.  I
am trying to learn more about microphysiology and about computational
techniques for handling fluid-particle systems, and this is why I am
attending your course.  My general interest is in statistical fluid
mechanics, and I am striving to develop the capacity to do
interdisciplinary research in both microphysiology and atmosphere-ocean
dynamics.  

Best regards,
Pete K