ProfessorDarryl Holm

Darryl's main research interests lie in nonlinear science - ranging from integrable to chaotic behavior, from solitons to turbulence, and then on to shape analysis. Most of his work is based on Lie symmetry reduction of Hamilton's principle, often by smooth invertible maps such as the relabelling invariance in Eulerian fluid dynamics. In these fields, he is particularly interested in emergent singular phenomena.

Darryl Holm's personal webpage can be found at https://www.ma.imperial.ac.uk/~dholm/

Publications

• Link to arxiv.org archived papers
• Link to papers reviewed at MathSciNet 

Plenary Lectures

• International Meeting in Direct and Large Eddy Simulations, Munich, 2003
• Dynamics Days, Scottsdale, Arizona, 2003
• Fred Howes Memorial Workshop, MSRI, Berkeley, California, 2001