Jeff Eldredge, Ph.D.
(Cal Tech, 2002)

eldredge@seas.ucla.edu
48-121A, Eng IV
(310) 206-5094

Link(s):

Professor Eldredge's home page

Areas of Interest:

Fluid mechanics and acoustics, interaction of fluid flow and sound, control of acoustically-driven instabilities, and fluid particle-based computational techniques.

Selected Recent Publications:

Eldredge, J.D., "On the Interaction of Higher Duct Modes with a Perforated Liner System with Bias Flow," J Fluid Mech 510, 303–331 (2004).

Eldredge, J.D. and A.P. Dowling, "The absorption of axial acoustic waves by a perforated liner with bias flow," J Fluid Mech 485, 307–335 (2003).

Eldredge, J.D., T. Colonius and A. Leonard, "A dilating vortex particle method for compressible flow," J Turbul 3, 036 (2002).

Eldredge, J.D., A. Leonard and T. Colonius, "A General Deterministic Treatment of Derivatives in Particle Methods," J Comput Phys 180(2), 686–709 (2002).

Eldredge, J.D., T. Colonius and A. Leonard, "A Vortex Particle Method for Two-Dimensional Compressible Flow," J Comput Phys 179(2), 371–399 (2002).