Abraham Solomon
8301
Ashford Blvd #919
Laurel,
MD 20707
(773)-746-1011
Born:
03/14/1980
Columbus, Ohio
U.S.A.
Academic
and Employment History:
The
Center for Ocean Land and Atmosphere 2011-2013
D.O.E.
Postdoctoral Fellow – Earth System Modeling
The
University of Chicago 2005-2011
PhD
Atmospheric Science –Dynamics, General Circulation
Thesis:
Lagrangian-Mean Diagnostics for the Dynamics of the
Atmosphere
Teaching:
Climate, Atmospheric Chemistry, Planetary Sci.
Florida
International University 2003-2005
Adjunct
Faculty – Mathematics
Teaching:
Discrete Math, Algebra, Game Theory
The
Ohio State University 2001-2003
MS
– Mathematics, Dynamical Systems
Thesis:
Hamiltonian Dynamics and Poincare Reduction
Teaching:
Calculus I,II,III and Business Math
University
of California, Berkeley 1998-2001
BS
– Engineering Physics, Wireless/Optical Design
Publications:
Solomon,
A. , G. Chen and J. Lu (submitted), The Role of Barotropic Shear in the LC1/LC2 transition. J. Atmos. Sci.
Solomon,
A. and N. Nakamura (in press), An Exact Lagrangian-Mean Wave Activity for
Finite Amplitude Disturbances to Barotropic Flow on the Sphere. J. Fluid Mech.
Nakamura,
N. and A. Solomon (2011) Finite Amplitude Wave Activity and Mean Flow
Adjustments in the Atmospheric General Circulation. Part 2: Analysis in the
Isentropic Coordinate. J. Atmos. Sci. doi:
10.1175/2011JAS3685.1
Nakamura,
N. and A. Solomon (2011) Finite Amplitude Wave Activity and Mean Flow Adjustments
in the Atmospheric General Circulation. Part 1: Quasigeostrophic
Theory and Analysis. J. Atmos. Sci. Vol. 67, No 12 pp. 3967-3983
Solomon,
A., and N. Nakamura (2008), Large-scale eddies in the upper troposphere and
stratosphere diagnosed with quasi-conservative coordinates, Geophys.
Res. Lett., 35, L22804
Additional
Employment:
Superconductive
Components Inc.
Columbus,
OH 1996-1998
Lab
manager, levitator design/development
Palm
Beach Community College
Boca
Raton, FL 2004-2005
Adjunct
Faculty Mathematics
Awards:
National
Merit Scholar 1999
McCormick
Fellowship 2005