Ram Chandra
Galgotias University, GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management Greater Noida, Institute of Science, Banaras Hindu University, JECRC University
About
During research, I have studied the heterogeneous distribution of plankton data and their ecological dynamics, by developing mathematical models and to compare the results with data which observed by theoretical observations and laboratory experiments. In this study, I applied Reynolds decomposition and Taylor’s series expansion to develop closure model approach on the basis of higher central moment approximations. The closure model approach is widely used in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems both. I am interested to examine how the closure approach is beneficial to explore the real dynamics for terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. My current aim is to better understanding of plankton dynamics and their effects on environment, beginning with a comparative study of various plankton food web models using mathematical techniques.
Employment
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Galgotias University2026 - Present
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GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management Greater Noida Assistant Professor2024 - 2026
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JECRC University Assistant Professor2022 - 2024
Education
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Institute of Science, Banaras Hindu University Ph.D. (Mathematics)2016 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (8)
- Prey Refuge Enhances Coexistence and Stability in a Tri-Trophic Intraguild Predation System Save
- Differential Equation Models for Simulating Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer in Industrial Processes Save
- Holling type-II functional response in aquatic ecosystem models shaping spatial heterogeneous distribution of Phytoplankton data at Tokyo Bay Save
- Understanding plankton ecosystem dynamics under realistic micro-scale variability requires modeling at least three trophic levels Save
- Environmental heterogeneity enhances transfer efficiency in a model of the food chain from plankton to fish Save
- PERTURBATION EFFECTS ON BIOMASS OF HIGHER TROPHIC-LEVEL IN PLANKTONIC ECOSYSTEMS Save
- Bigger perturbations enhance higher trophic levels biomass, increase transfer efficiency and may sustain for bigger plankton biodiversity Save
- Impact of higher central moment approximations in system of differential equations Save