Martha Evonuk, Ph.D.

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2006 University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, United States 
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Astronomy and Astrophysics, Geophysics
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Gary A. Glatzmaier grad student 2006 UC Santa Cruz
 (Numerical modeling of convection in the interiors of giant planets.)
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Evonuk M. (2015) Convection in deformed bodies: The effect of equatorial ellipticity on convective behavior Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 430: 249-259
Evonuk M, Samuel H. (2012) Simulating rotating fluid bodies: When is vorticity generation via density-stratification important? Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 317: 1-7
Glatzmaier GA, Evonuk M, Rogers TM. (2009) Differential rotation in giant planets maintained by density-stratified turbulent convection Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics. 103: 31-51
Evonuk M. (2008) The role of density stratification in generating zonal flow structures in a rotating fluid Astrophysical Journal. 673: 1154-1159
Evonuk M, Glatzmaier GA. (2007) The effects of rotation rate on deep convection in giant planets with small solid cores Planetary and Space Science. 55: 407-412
Evonuk M, Glatzmaier GA. (2006) Heat transport in 3D anelastic simulations of the internal dynamics of giant planets without cores Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union. 2: 221-223
Evonuk M, Glatzmaier GA. (2006) Modeling convection and zonal winds in giant planets Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union. 2: 177-187
Evonuk M, Glatzmaier GA. (2006) A 2D study of the effects of the size of a solid core on the equatorial flow in giant planets Icarus. 181: 458-464
Evonuk M, Glatzmaier GA. (2004) 2D studies of various approximations used for modeling convection in giant planets Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics. 98: 241-255
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