I am a PhD candidate at the CFD Lab. My research focuses on the theoretical and numerical study of vortex instability. Before joining Berkeley, I received my Bachelor’s degree from University of Rochester.
If you can’t find me at the lab, it is likely that I am windsurfing at Cal Sailing Club. I have been windsurfing for more than 13 years, but I am yet to launch my first forward loop – finger crossed that I will land one before I graduate.
Email: jinge@berkeley.edu
Research at CFD Lab with Prof. Marcus:
Full-Length Articles
(2024) Triadic Resonance in Columnar Vortices, arXiv preprint arXiv:2402.05287, url
(2023) Airfoil optimization using Design-by-Morphing, Journal of Computational Design and Engineering 10(4), p. 1443-1459, url, doi:10.1093/jcde/qwad059
Conference Papers/Abstracts
(2023) Three-Wave Resonance in Neutrally Stable Wake Vortices, APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts, p. ZC38-002, url
(2022) A General Framework for Destabilizing Neutrally-Stable Flows Applied to Aircraft Wake Vortices, APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts, p. L18-001, url
(2021) Destabilizing Neutrally Stable Wake Vortices Using Degenerate Eigenmodes, APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Meeting Abstracts, p. E24-003, url