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Gonzalo Gonzalez de Diego

Postdoctoral Research Associate · Courant Institute

New York University · United States
Sea ice dynamicsDiscrete element modelingRheology inferenceViscous contact problemsGlaciologyNumerical methods

About

Postdoctoral Research Associate at Courant Institute, NYU, working with Georg Stadler on sea ice dynamics using discrete element models and inferring rheological properties. Completed PhD at University of Oxford on viscous contact problems in glaciology.

Education

  • PhD, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

Selected publications

  • Non-Newtonian viscous fluid models with learned rheology accurately reproduce Lagrangian sea ice simulations
  • Modeling sea ice in the marginal ice zone as a dense granular flow with rheology inferred from a discrete element model
  • Numerical simulation of glacier terminus evolution using the dual action principle for momentum balance
  • On the finite element approximation of a semicoercive Stokes variational inequality arising in glaciology
  • Numerical approximation of viscous contact problems applied to glacial sliding
  • Convergence analysis of the scaled boundary finite element method for the Laplace equation
  • Inclusion of no-slip boundary conditions in the MEEVC scheme
  • A spectral analysis of laser Doppler anemometry turbulent flow measurements in a ship air wake

Data verified 9/6/2026Source

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