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Dr J.R. Castrejon-Pita
Institute for Manufacturing
Research interest
Breakup of liquid surfaces
Fluid Dynamics
Non-linear Systems
Fractals
Instrumentation
Experimental physics
Academic Background
Ph.D. The Imperial College , (Physics: Quantum Optics)
Senior member
of Wolfson
College
Current work
Dr J.R. Castrejon-Pita is a Research Associate at the Engineering Department.
Publications
A novel method to produce small droplets from large nozzles, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 83, 115105 (2012) NEW
Experimental observation of von Karman vortices during drop impact, Physical Review E, 86 045301 (2012). NEW
Self-similar
breakup of near-inviscid liquids, Physical Review E, 86 015301 (2012). NEW
The
breakup of liquid filaments, Physical Review
Letters, 108 074506 (2012).
Velocity profiles in a Cylindrical Liquid Jet by Reconstructed
Velocimetry, ASME
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 134 011201 (2012).
Experimental
Study of the Influence of Nozzle Defects on Drop-on-Demand Ink Jets, Journal of Imaging Science and Technology,
55 040305 (2011).
The
dynamics of the impact and coalescence of droplets on a solid surface, Biomicrofluidics, 5 014112 (2011).
Experiments
and Lagrangian simulations on the formation of droplets in continuous mode, Physical Review E, 83 016301
(2011).
Experiments and Lagrangian simulations on the formation of droplets in drop-on-demand mode, Physical Review E, 83 036306 (2011).
The shadowgraph imaging technique and its modern application to
fluid jets and drops,
Rev. Mex. Fis. 57 266 (2011).
Design, development and evaluation of a simple blackbody radiative source, Review of
Scientific Instruments, 81 055106 (2010).
Design,
Development and Operation of Novel Ion Trap Geometries, ISBN
978-3-639-13866-5, VDM Verlag, (2009).book
A Simple
Large-scale Droplet Generator for Studies of Inkjet Printing, Review of
Scientific Instruments, 79 075108 (2008).
Comment to:
Acoustic Chaos, Journal of the Acoustical Society of
Novel designs of Penning traps , Journal of Modern Optics, 54(11) 1581 (2007).
Experimental demonstration of the Rayleigh acoustic viscous boundary layer theory , Physical Review E, 73 036601 (2006).
Critical Angle Laser Refractometer , Review of Scientific Instruments, 77 035101 (2006).
Development and evaluation of an alternative method for processing elastic-lidar return signals , Int. Journal of Modern Physics B , 20(2) 141 (2006).
A proposal for a Planar Ion Trap , Physical Review A, 72 013405 (2005).
Measurements of the bulk and iterfacial velocity profiles in oscillating Newtonian and Maxwellian fluids, Physical Review E, 72(1) 016308 (2005).
Electron drift velocities in mixtures of He and Xe and experimental verification of corrections to Blanc's law , Physical Review E, 71(4) 046408 (2005).
Breathers and Thermal Relaxation as a Temporal Process, Chaos, 15(2) 023501 (2005).
Plans for laser spectroscopy of trapped cold hydrogen-like HCI , Nuclear Instrument and Methods in Physics Research B, 235 201 (2005).
Fractal Dimension in Butterflies Wings: a novel approach to understanding wing patterns? , Journal of Mathematical Biology, DOI: 10.1007/s00285-004-0302-6 (2004).
A simple model for the dynamic permeability of viscoelastic fluids. , (in Spanish). Rev. Mex. Fis., 49(1) 74 (2003).
Nasca Lines: A Mystery wrapped in an Enigma , Chaos, 13(3) 836 (2003).
Particle Image Velocimetry of the unstable capillary flow of a micellar solution , Journal of Rheology, 47(6) 1455 (2003).
Experimental Observation of Differences in the Dynamic Response of Newtonian and Viscoelastic Fluids. , Physical Review E, 68 046301 (2003).
Structured and fractal smoke patterns in a simple cavity , Fractals, 11(2) 169 (2003). (COVER)
The Fractal Dimension of an Oil Spray, Fractals, 11(2), 155 (2003).
The impressive complexity in the Nautilus pompilius shell, Fractals, 11(2), 163 (2003).
Fractal dimension and self-similarity in Asparagus plumosus, Fractals, 10(4), 429 (2002).
The laser-backscattering equations and their application to the study of the atmospheric structure, Rev. Mex. Fis., 48(6) 513 (2002).
Contact Information
- E-mail: jrc64@eng.cam.ac.uk
- Department Address:
- Telephone: +44 1223 7 64624
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Updated: Nov 26 2011
J.R. Castrejon-Pita - jrc64@eng.cam.ac.uk