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Richard Hewitt is a Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Manchester's School of Mathematics. His research focuses on geophysical fluid dynamics, hydrodynamic stability, and asymptotic/computational methods. Key areas include rotating flows, stratified flows, particle-laden flows, and boundary-layer theory. He leads the Continuum Mechanics research group and supervises PhD students in high-speed flow, geophysical dynamics, and industrial modeling.
Research interests emphasize predicting fluid behavior through theoretical, numerical, and experimental approaches. Notable work includes corrosion modeling via reaction-diffusion systems and studies on supersonic flow instabilities. He has advised over 17 students, including PDRA collaborations. His recent studies explore boundary-layer stability, katabatic flows, and Tollmien-Schlichting wave cancellation.
Publications span topics like uranium oxidation, supersonic ramp flows, and natural convection. His work contributes to Sustainable Development Goals in energy and environmental research. Collaborations include interdisciplinary projects in materials science and medical applications (e.g., Casirivimab/Imdevimab trials).
