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ZAMRI, YAIR
Contact:
Department of Solar Energy and Environmental Physics
Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research

BGU, Sede Boqer Campus, Midreshet Ben-Gurion 84990, Israel

Telephone: +972-8-6596920
Fax: +972-8-6596921
E-mail:
zarmi@bgu.ac.il

Born: 1942, Israel

Ph.D.: 1970, Weizmann Institute; Professor 1987.


Research Interests

Environmental Physics and Applied Mathematics--

  • Environmental Physics - Nonlinear dynamical systems
  • Stochastic processes
  • Solar Energy
  Research Projects for M.Sc.
  • Perurbative analysis of nonlinear operator-Duffing equation.
  • Analysis of nonlinear Burgers equation.
  • Analysis of nonlinear equations affected by random noise.
  • Stochastic analysis of light-dark cycles in reactors for algae cultivation. 

Abstracts of Current Research:

  • Light-dark cycles in algae cultivation: The statistical characteristics of light-dark cycles in algal biotechnology reactors are analyzed using methodsof the theory of stochasticprocesses
  • Spontaneous waves in perturbed integrable nonlinear evolution equations: Physically meaningful perturbations that are added to integrable nonlinear evolution equations generate spontaneously waves that are different from the solution one is seeking. The coupling between the solution and the spontaneous wave is the source of the loss of integrability of the perturbed equation. The cases of the Burgers and KdV equations has been studied.
  • Nonlinear dynamics: The method of normal forms is employed in the analysisof perturbed integrable nonlinear systems. The freedom in the expansion of the

Recent Publications:

  • Kahn, P. B. & Zarmi, Y. Weakly Nonlinear Oscillations: A Perturbative Approach. American Journal of Physics. 72: 538-552, 2004
  • Veksler, A. & Zarmi Y. Freedom In the Normal Form Expansion and Obstacles to Asymptotic Integrability: The Perturbed KdV Equation WSEAS Transactions on Mathematics 3: 560-565, 2004
  • Richmond, A., Cheng-Wu, Z. & Zarmi, Y. Efficient use of strong light for high Photosynthetic productivity: interrelationships between the optical path, the optimal population density and cell-growth inhibition. Bio-Molecular Engineering. 20: 229-236, 2003
  • Veksler, A. & Zarmi, Y. On spatially non-local Burgers-like dynamical systems. Nonlinearity. 16: 1367-1380, 2003
  • Meron, E., Gilad, E. , von Hardenberg, J., Shachak, M. & Zarmi, Y. Vegetation patterns along a rainfall gradient. Chaos, Solitons & Fractals. 19: 367-376, 2003




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