Academics:

I am doing Masters in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in Rutgers University. I finished my undergraduate study from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, the premier institute for engineering in India, in Aerospace Engineering.   

Graduate Course Work:

Fall 2000:

• Fluid Mechanics I
• Conduction Heat Transfer
• Methods in Applied Mathematics

Spring 2001:

• Fluid Mechanics II
• Modeling and Simulation of Multiphase Flows
• Numerical Analysis

Fall 2001:

• Visualization and Advanced Computer Graphics
• Continuum Mechanics

Spring 2001:

• Parallel and Distributed Computing
• Interface Methods (Non-Thesis Study)

Research Interests:

My research interests span from Computational Fluid Dynamics, Visualization and High performance Computing. I am working in the field of Richtmeyer- Meshkov and Rayleigh - Taylor instabilities. Our research focuses on understanding and quantifying various these instabilities. I am also interested in compressible turbulence, multiphase flows and Magneto Hydro Dynamics (MHD). I am working under the guidance of Dr.NormanJ.Zabusky, Sate of New Jersey Professor for Computational Fluid Dynamics and an eminent computational physicist.

Links to my current research work.

Contact Discontinuity Extraction and Localization

Shock Interactions with Heavy Cylindrical Bubble

M.S. Thesis (PDF copy)