Dominic Hillenkötter
Department | Climate Variability IMPRS |
Group | IMPRS doctoral candidate Complex Modelling and Extreme Computing |
Position | Phd Candidate |
phone | +49 40 41173 |
dominic.hillenkoetter@mpimet.mpg.de | |
Room | B 206 |
Research Interests
My research interests lie in the ocean, specifically how eddies dissipate their energy. Together with my supervisor Nils Brüggemann, I aim to comprehend the processes through which eddies dissipate their energy. Eddies play a crucial role in the general circulation by transporting tracers such as salt, nutrition, and heat. Understanding the energy dissipation processes of eddies is key to understand the bigger picture. I am utilising global eddy-resolving simulations to gain insight into the relative significance of each of the three dissipation sources: 1) Bottom drag 2) Vertical shear 3) Viscosity. The use of different parameters for the simulations allows me to evaluate the accuracy of the results.
Since 2023 | Ph. D. Earth System Sciences, Universität Hamburg Topic: Dissipation of Ocean Eddies Supervison: Nils Brüggemann, Carsten Eden | |
2023 - 2020 | M. Sc. Physics, University Bochum Topic: Bayseian Estimation of the Truncation Errors in Chiral Effective Field Theory for Nucelon Nucelon Theory Supervison: Evgeny Epelbaum, Christopher Körber | |
2017- 2020 | B. Sc Physics, University Bochum Topic: Pertubative Calculations of Leading Infrared Logs in the Two Dimensional Sigma Model in Next-to Leading Order Supervison: Maxim Polyakov, Jonas Linzen |
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