Peter Constantin

Peter Constantin is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Princeton University. His research spans Analysis, Mathematical Physics, and Applied Mathematics. He is affiliated with Fine Hall, room 905, and can be contacted at const@math.princeton.edu. His website provides additional information about his research and publications.

Peter Constantin is a mathematician at Princeton University known for his research in fluid dynamics, partial differential equations, and turbulence. His work focuses on the Navier-Stokes equations, Euler equations, and quasi-geostrophic equations, with an emphasis on energy conservation, regularity, and the formation of strong fronts. Constantin has explored the behavior of solutions to these equations, including the study of inertial manifolds, global regularity, and the role of vorticity in turbulent flows. His research also addresses diffusion, mixing, and the statistical properties of turbulent flows, contributing to the understanding of complex fluid dynamics phenomena.