Mayer Humi
Professor
Education:
BS Hebrew University 1963
MA Hebrew University 1964
PhD Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel 1969
I am a mathematical physicist working on the development and application of mathematical methods to atmospheric research and satellites orbits. As part of this research, I am also developing new methods for the use of symmetry principles to solve differential equations. I have taught a broad spectrum of applied math courses on the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Office Location
Stratton Hall 303
Contact
Phone:
+1-508-831-5213
+1-508-304-1244
+1-508-831-5241
+1-781-377-5955
Research Interests:
Mathematical Physics
Celestial Mechanic
Atmospheric Flow
Lie Groups
Differential Equations
Scholarly Work:
Long's Equation in Terrain Following Coordinates - 2009
Low Eccentricity Elliptic Orbits in a Central Force Field with Drag - 2010
Assessing Local Turbulence Strength from a Time-Series. Mathematical Problems in Engineering� - 2010
Semi-Equatorial Orbits Around an Oblate Body - 2012
A New Approach to Impulsive Rendezvous near Circular Orbit - 2012
Professional Affiliations:
International Association of Mathematical Physicists (IAMP)