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David B. Goldstein

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Cockrell School of Engineering

Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

David B. Goldstein is currently serving as a Cockrell School Of Engineering Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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planetary sciences astronomy aerospace engineering fluid dynamics space science atmospheric science planetary science fluid mechanics lunar science engineering aerodynamics space exploration space weather numerical simulations planetary systems boundary layers geophysical research thermophysics computational fluid dynamics fluid flow thermal engineering atmospheric research astronautics turbulence modeling earth-moon system dsmc simulations rarefied flow aeronautics planetary atmospheres meteoritics parametric study cryosphere particle methods continuum modeling hydraulics space environment boundary layer transition boltzmann equation lunar prospector plasma torus scientific computing tribology plasma physics atmospheric measurement technique aerospace simulation earth observation space plasma physics plasma science solar-terrestrial interaction experimental analysis numerical study roughness induced transition drag reduction cold trap water ice hypersonic flows dsmc parameters lcross ejecta plume aerosol science aircraft dispersion science stratigraphy pollution detection volcanic gas chemistry volcanic process volcanism volcano monitoring gas dynamics volcanic fumaroles monte carlo methods cavity qed mass transfer disperse flow hydrodynamic stability secondary flow volcanic plumes numerical analysis hypersonic speed

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Computational and Experimental Investigation of Plume Impingement for Orbital Detumbling. (2024)

Jacob M. NealSachin NairAkhilesh TiwariAnthony MorenoThomas UnderwoodDavid B. GoldsteinPhilip Varghese

numerical simulationsplume impingementexperimental investigationorbital detumblingaerospace engineering

Data-Driven Flow Control for Finite Wings at Low Reynolds Numbers. (2024)

Anton BurtsevAkshit JariwalaEfstathios BakolasDavid B. Goldstein

flow control (data)finite wingsaerospace engineeringdata-driven flow controllow reynolds numbers

Dynamic Mode Decomposition With Gaussian Process Regression for Control of High-Dimensional Nonlinear Systems. Journal of Dynamic Systems Measurement and Control (2024)

Alexandros TsolovikosEfstathios BakolasDavid Goldstein

systems engineeringgaussian process regressiondynamic mode decompositionhigh-dimensional nonlinear systems

Effect of Directionally Porous Textures on Roughness Induced Transition. (2024)

Lamisa MusharratSaikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. Goldstein

materials scienceporous materialsporous texturesporositysurface science

Generation of Hairpin Vortices Using a Hybrid Physio-Cyber Data Assimilation Approach. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2024)

Akshit JariwalaJohn WylieAlexandros TsolovikosSaikishan SuryanarayananEfstathios BakolasMichael AmitayDavid B. Goldstein

numerical simulationsvortex induced vibrationengineeringplanar coarse datasetfluid flowvortex dynamicshairpin vorticesfluid dynamicscomputational fluid dynamicsfluid mechanicsboundary layerssynthetic hairpin trainsaerospace engineeringunsteady flows

Late-Stage Boundary Layer Transition Mechanisms: A Vorticity Point of View. Physics of Fluids (2024)

Saikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. GoldsteinGarry L. Brown

physicsfluid flowfluid dynamicsvorticity pointfluid mechanicsboundary layers

Mitigation of Roughness-Induced Boundary-Layer Transition on Airfoils Using Shielding Strips. AIAA Journal (2024)

Ezequiel JustinianoLisa M. BrownEdward B. WhiteSaikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. Goldstein

aerodynamicsfluid dynamicstribologyroughness-induced boundary-layer transitionboundary layersaerospace engineering

Single- and Multinozzle Plume Impingement to Detumble Space Debris. Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets (2024)

Akhilesh S. TiwariSachin NairDavid B. Goldstein

numerical simulationsspace missionsengineeringspace sciencesatellite debrissystems engineeringspace explorationdebris flowsaerospacespace transportationspace debrisdetumble space debrisaerospace engineering

The Interaction of Turbulent Spots With Low-Speed Streaks. Journal of Fluids Engineering (2024)

Saikishan SuryanarayananAnthony SettlemierDavid B. Goldstein

engineeringhydraulic engineeringfluid dynamicsturbulent spotshydraulicsfluid mechanicslow-speed streaks

Experiments on Streamwise Vortex Mitigation Using Two-Dimensional Shielding Strips. AIAA SCITECH 2023 Forum (2023)

Eleazar Herrera HernandezWilliam MatthewsEzequiel JustinianoEdward B. WhiteDavid B. GoldsteinSaikishan Suryanarayanan

engineeringaerodynamicstwo-dimensional shielding stripsexperimental analysisstreamwise vortex mitigationapplied physicsfluid mechanicsaerospace engineering

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David B. Goldstein

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Cockrell School of Engineering

Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

David B. Goldstein is currently serving as a Cockrell School Of Engineering Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David B. Goldstein

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Computational and Experimental Investigation of Plume Impingement for Orbital Detumbling. (2024)

Jacob M. NealSachin NairAkhilesh TiwariAnthony MorenoThomas UnderwoodDavid B. GoldsteinPhilip Varghese

numerical simulationsplume impingementexperimental investigationorbital detumblingaerospace engineering

Data-Driven Flow Control for Finite Wings at Low Reynolds Numbers. (2024)

Anton BurtsevAkshit JariwalaEfstathios BakolasDavid B. Goldstein

flow control (data)finite wingsaerospace engineeringdata-driven flow controllow reynolds numbers

Dynamic Mode Decomposition With Gaussian Process Regression for Control of High-Dimensional Nonlinear Systems. Journal of Dynamic Systems Measurement and Control (2024)

Alexandros TsolovikosEfstathios BakolasDavid Goldstein

systems engineeringgaussian process regressiondynamic mode decompositionhigh-dimensional nonlinear systems

Effect of Directionally Porous Textures on Roughness Induced Transition. (2024)

Lamisa MusharratSaikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. Goldstein

materials scienceporous materialsporous texturesporositysurface science

Generation of Hairpin Vortices Using a Hybrid Physio-Cyber Data Assimilation Approach. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2024)

Akshit JariwalaJohn WylieAlexandros TsolovikosSaikishan SuryanarayananEfstathios BakolasMichael AmitayDavid B. Goldstein

Late-Stage Boundary Layer Transition Mechanisms: A Vorticity Point of View. Physics of Fluids (2024)

Saikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. GoldsteinGarry L. Brown

physicsfluid flowfluid dynamicsvorticity pointfluid mechanicsboundary layers

Mitigation of Roughness-Induced Boundary-Layer Transition on Airfoils Using Shielding Strips. AIAA Journal (2024)

Ezequiel JustinianoLisa M. BrownEdward B. WhiteSaikishan SuryanarayananDavid B. Goldstein

aerodynamicsfluid dynamicstribologyroughness-induced boundary-layer transitionboundary layersaerospace engineering

Single- and Multinozzle Plume Impingement to Detumble Space Debris. Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets (2024)

Akhilesh S. TiwariSachin NairDavid B. Goldstein

The Interaction of Turbulent Spots With Low-Speed Streaks. Journal of Fluids Engineering (2024)

Saikishan SuryanarayananAnthony SettlemierDavid B. Goldstein

engineeringhydraulic engineeringfluid dynamicsturbulent spotshydraulicsfluid mechanicslow-speed streaks

Experiments on Streamwise Vortex Mitigation Using Two-Dimensional Shielding Strips. AIAA SCITECH 2023 Forum (2023)

Eleazar Herrera HernandezWilliam MatthewsEzequiel JustinianoEdward B. WhiteDavid B. GoldsteinSaikishan Suryanarayanan

engineeringaerodynamicstwo-dimensional shielding stripsexperimental analysisstreamwise vortex mitigationapplied physicsfluid mechanicsaerospace engineering

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