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David Muraki is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Simon Fraser University. He holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Northwestern University, obtained in 1990. His research interests center around the mathematics of nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs), with a specific focus on the development and application of asymptotic methods. These methods are critical for simplifying model systems to facilitate further analysis or computation. Muraki's work heavily involves numerical computation to investigate and verify asymptotic theories, which are then applied to understand the evolution and dynamics of nonlinear patterns and waves in PDE models. Recently, he has concentrated on models in geophysical fluid dynamics, particularly related to rotating and stratified fluids, which are integral to atmospheric and oceanic movements. He collaborates with meteorologists on issues like pressure-cell asymmetry and the generation of atmospheric gravity waves, contributing significantly to the understanding of weather phenomena.
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