Jitesh S B Gajjar
Also known as: J Gajjar
University of Manchester, The University of Manchester, Imperial College London, University of Exeter
0000-0001-8744-0102
About
Currently Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Manchester since 2007.
Chronological order of posts held:
Sept 2007- Professor of Applied Mathematics.
May 2001-2007 Reader in Applied Mathematics, University of Manchester.
Sept. 1994 Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester.
Sept. 1991 Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, University of Manchester
Sept. 1985 Lecturer, University of Exeter.
Nov 1983- Aug 1985, Research Scientist, B.M.T. Ltd.
Areas of expertise: High-speed flows, Triple-deck theory, Laminar separation,
Hydrodynamic stability theory, computational fluid dynamics,
parallel computing,
Employment
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University of Manchester Professor of Appplied Mathematics1991 - Present
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University of Exeter Lecturer1985 - 1991
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BMT Group Ltd Research Scientist1983 - 1985
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The University of Manchester
Education
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Imperial College London BSc, ARCS, PhD, DIC1977 - 1983
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (82)
- Reply to Pantokratoras, A. Comment on “Alruwaele, W.H.R.; Gajjar, J.S.B. Lid-Driven Cavity Flow Containing a Nanofluid. Dynamics 2024, 4, 671–697” Save
- Fully developed two-dimensional free-surface liquid layer flow over a three-dimensional obstacle Save
- Incompressible boundary layer flow past a hump with temperature-dependent viscosity Save
- Lid-Driven Cavity Flow Containing a Nanofluid Save
- High-frequency instabilities in supersonic compression-ramp flow Save
- Fluid Dynamics Part 4 Save
- Governance and leadership Save
- Cancellation of Tollmien–Schlichting waves with surface heating Save
- Tollmien–Schlichting wave cancellation via localised heating elements in boundary layers Save
- Centrifugal/elliptic instabilities in slowly varying channel flows Save