I am a professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at NJIT. My research applies methods of dynamical systems to (conservative, dispersive) nonlinear wave equations arising, for example, in optics and fluid mechanics. I am interested in dynamical and bifurcation phenomena, and I use techniques from Hamiltonian mechanics and perturbation theory, as well as extensive computations. My current research in vortex dynamics is supported by the NSF under DMS-2206016.

Interests
  • Nonlinear Waves
  • Dynamical Systems
  • Computation
Education
  • PhD, Mathematical Sciences, 1999

    New York University

  • BS, Mathematics, 1994

    University of Michigan

Contact

  • goodman@njit.edu
  • 973 642 4261
  • Department of Mathematical Sciences, University Heights, Newark, NJ 07102
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