


The extension to three-dimensions is a recent development.
Check out our highly-regarded (SUMS) textbook on Essential PDEs using Amazon books.
My video tutorials on modelling incompressible flow may also be of interest.
David J. Silvester (online CV; wikipedia entry; complete list of publications) | |
I have a Chair in Numerical Analysis and I work in the Mathematics department at the University of Manchester. | |
My preferred email address is d.silvester (at) manchester.ac.uk | |
I have supervised a number of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers over my academic career. | |
Some of my work is pretty highly cited: see Google Scholar or Researcher ID. | |
Please refer to my BiBTeX database if you want to cite my work. | |
I also have a distinguished academic ancestry. (My Erdös number is 3.) | |
![]() | I like to connect with students using Twitter. |
I am a member of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences advisory board. | |
Check out our highly-regarded (SUMS) textbook on Essential PDEs using Amazon books.
My video tutorials on modelling incompressible flow may also be of interest.