The University of Arizona
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
    Home  «  People  «  Faculty  «  Tumin
Anatoli Tumin
Professor
 
 • OfficeAME N617
 • Phone(520) 621-4254
 • Fax(520) 621-8191
 • Emailtumin@email.arizona.edu
 • MailDr. Anatoli Tumin
The University of Arizona
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
PO Box 210119
Tucson AZ 85721-0119
Anatoli Tumin
Downloads
Research Expertise
Education
Courses Taught
Employment
Honors and Awards
Professional Societies
Publications
Research Grants

Downloads

 • Codes, papers, and notes
 Top

Research Expertise

 • Hydrodynamic Stability
 • Laminar-Turbulent Transition
 • Flow Control
 • Aerodynamic Heating
 Top

Education

 • D.Sc.Fluid, Gas and Plasma Dynamics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, 1987
 • Ph.D.Fluid, Gas and Plasma Dynamics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, 1975
 • M.S.Physics and Applied Mathematics, Novosibirsk State University, 1972
 Top

Courses Taught  (since 2001)

 • AME 302Numerical Methods
 • AME 413a/bMechanical Engineering Design Laboratory [supervised projects]
 • AME 432Heat Transfer
 • AME 500a/bAdvanced Engineering Analysis
 • AME 521Compressible Aerodynamics
 • AME 535Boundary Layers
 • AME 536aFundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
 • AME 536bFundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
 • AME 536cCompressible Fluid Mechanics
 Top

Employment

 • 1/00-dateAerospace and Mechanical Engineering, The University of Arizona: Assistant Professor 11/00-8/03; Associate Professor 8/03-06; Professor 2006-date
 • 1993-02Engineering, Tel-Aviv University: Associate Professor (leave of absence 2001-02): Associate Professor
 • 1992-93Engineering, Tel-Aviv University: Researcher-Fellow
 • 1990-92Aeromechanics and Flight Techniques, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology: Associate Professor
 • 1990Moscow Technical University: Professor (concurrent with above)
 • 1982-90Scientific-Industrial Design Office "Molniya": Head of Laboratory, Leading Designer/ Engineer
 • 1975-82Aeromechanics and Flight Techniques, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology: Assistant Professor
 Top

Honors and Awards

 • Associate Fellow, AIAA, 2005
 • Aerospace America (No. 12, p. 15) - project on transient growth theory was included in "AIAA Highlights 2004 on Fluid Dynamics," 2004
 • Aerospace America (No. 12, p. 19) - project on transient growth theory was included in "Aerospace Science Achievements," 2002
 • Aerospace America (No. 12, p. 18) - project on transient growth theory was included in "AIAA Highlights 2001 on Fluid Dynamics," 2001
 • "Citation of Honor" for teaching in Mechanical Engineering, Tel-Aviv University, 2000
 • The Guastela Scholarship, Rashi Foundation (Israel), 1993
 Top

Professional Societies

 • AIAAAssociate Fellow, The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
 • APSThe American Physical Society
 • Combustion InstituteThe Combustion Institute
 • EUROMECHEuropean Mechanics Society
 Top

Publications  (since 2001; not including conferences)

 •  Tumin, A., Comment on "Instability of Isolated Planar Shock Waves", Phys. Fluids. 20: Paper 029101, 2008.
 •  Tumin, A., Initial-Value Problem for Small Disturbances in Idealized One-Dimensional Detonation, Phys. Fluids. 19, paper 106105, 2007.
 •  Lifshitz, Y., Degani, D., and Tumin, A., On the Interaction of Turbulent Shear Layers with Harmonic Perturbations, Flow, Turbul. Combust. 80: 61-80, 2008.
 • Tumin, A., Multi-Domain Spectral Collocation Method for Stability Analysis of Detonations, AIAA J. 45:2356-2359, 2007.
 • Tumin, A., Three-Dimensional Spatial Normal Modes in Compressible Boundary Layers, J. Fluid Mech. 586:292-322, 2007.
 • Tumin, A., Wang, X., and Zhong, X., Direct Numerical Simulation and the Theory of Receptivity in a Hypersonic Boundary Layer, Phys. Fluids, 19: Paper 014101, 2007.
 • Zuccher, S. Shalaev, I., Tumin, A., and Reshotko, E., Optimal Disturbances in the Supersonic Boundary Layer Past a Sharp Cone, AIAA J. 45:366-373, 2007.
 • Forgoston, E. and Tumin, A., Three-Dimensional Wave Packets in a Compressible Boundary Layer, Phys. Fluids 18:Paper 104103, 2006.
 • Tumin, A., Biorthogonal Eigenfunction System in Triple-Deck Limit, Studies in Appl. Math. 117:165-190, 2006.
 • Zuccher, S., Tumin, A., and Reshotko, E., Parabolic Approach to Optimal Perturbations in Compressible Boundary Layers, J. Fluid Mech. 556:189-216, 2006.
 • Tumin, A. and Reshotko, E., Receptivity of a Boundary-Layer Flow to a Three-Dimensional Hump at Finite Reynolds Numbers, Phys. Fluids 17: Paper 094101, 2005.
 • Forgoston, E. and Tumin, A., Initial-Value Problem for Three-Dimensional Disturbances in a Hypersonic Boundary Layer, Phys. Fluids 17:Paper 084106, 2005.
 • Gaydos, P. and Tumin, A., Multimode Decomposition in Compressible Boundary Layers, AIAA J. 42:1115-1121, 2004.
 • Reshotko, E. and Tumin, A., Role of Transient Growth in Roughness-Induced Transition, AIAA J. 42:766-770, 2004.
 • Federov, A. and Tumin, A., Evolution of Disturbances in Entropy Layer on Blunted Plate in Supersonic Flow, AIAA J. 42:89-94, 2004.
 • Tumin, A. and Reshotko, E., Optimal Disturbances in Compressible Boundary Layers, AIAA J. 41:2357-2363, 2003.
 • Tumin, A. and Ashpis, D. E., Optimal Disturbances in Boundary Layers Subject to Streamwise Pressure Gradient, AIAA J. 41:2297-2300, 2003.
 • Tumin, A., Multimode Decomposition of Spatially Growing Perturbations in a Two-Dimensional Boundary Layer, Phys. Fluids 15: 2525-2540, 2003.
 • Tumin, A., Optimal Streamwise Vortices Intended for Supersonic Mixing Enhancement, AIAA J. 41:1542-1546, 2003.
 • Fedorov, A. and Tumin, A., Initial-Value Problem for Hypersonic Boundary-Layer Flows, AIAA J. 41:379-389, 2003.
 • Tumin, A., The Spatial Stability of Natural Convection Flow on Inclined Plates, ASME J. Fluids Eng. 125:428-437, 2003.
 • Reau, N. and Tumin, A., Harmonic Perturbations in Turbulent Wakes, AIAA J. 40:526-530, 2002.
 • Reau, N. and Tumin, A., On Harmonic Perturbations in a Turbulent Mixing Layer, Eur. J. Mech. B/Fluids 21:143-155, 2002.
 • Tumin, A. and Reshotko, E., Spatial Theory of Optimal Disturbances in Boundary Layers, Phys. Fluids 13: 2097-2104, 2001.
 • Tumin, A., A Model of Spatial Algebraic Growth in a Boundary Layer Subjected to a Streamwise Pressure Gradient, Phys. Fluids 13:1521-1523, 2001.
 • Reshotko. E. and Tumin, A., Spatial Theory of Optimal Disturbances in a Circular Pipe Flow, Phys. Fluids 13:991-996, 2001.
 Top

Research Grants  (since 2001)

 • Theoretical and Computational Studies of Stability, Transition and Flow Control in High-Speed Flows, U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research, 3/1/05-12/31/07.
 • Transient Growth Module for PSECHE (First State), University of Dayton Research Institute (subcontract of AFOSR contract), 7/6/04-6/30/05.
 • Mathematical Modeling of Turbulent Flows with Oscillatory Perturbations, US-Israel Binational Science Foundation, 10/1/03-9/30/06 (with D. Degani, Technion, Israel).
 • The Effects of Curvature on a Boundary Layer Subjected to Highly Adverse Pressure Gradient, U.S. Office of Scientific Research, 9/1/04-11/30/05 (with I. Wygnanski).
 • Optimal Placing of Roughness Elements for Separation Delay in LPT Airfoils, NASA Glenn Research Center, 7/29/02-9/16/05.
 • On Controlling the Flow over Cavities, U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research, 6/1/01-11/30/03 (with I. Wygnanski, E. Kerschen).
 Top