Esteban G. Tabak

Esteban G. Tabak is a Professor of Mathematics at New York University, Department of Mathematics. His research focuses on the dynamics of the atmosphere and ocean, as well as energy transfer in systems with many degrees of freedom. He is also involved in applied mathematics, including fluid dynamics, data science, and optimization. Tabak's work includes physical and numerical modeling of large-scale flows, density estimation, optimal transport, and constrained optimization problems. His research has been published in various journals and conferences, including Physica D and the Wolfgang Pauli Institute conference proceedings.

Esteban G. Tabak is a Professor of Mathematics at New York University, specializing in optimal transport, data analysis, fluid dynamics, atmosphere and ocean science, and theoretical physics. His research explores the mathematical foundations of optimal transport and its applications to data-driven problems, including the development of nonparametric density estimation algorithms and the data-driven Schrödinger bridge. He also investigates fluid dynamics and its connections to atmospheric and oceanic phenomena, such as internal wave spectra and dispersive wave turbulence. His work bridges theoretical physics with computational methods to model complex systems in both natural and engineered environments.