Theoretical and Computational Fluid Mechanics (PDF)

Dr. Terry Moschandreou teaches mathematics at the University of Western Ontario in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. He received his PhD in Applied Mathematics from the same university in 1996.

The greater part of his professional life has been spent at the University of Western Ontario (teaching 8 years mathematics and fluid dynamics courses) and Fanshawe College in London (where he has taught physics courses), Ontario, Canada. Dr. Moschandreou is also currently working for Thames Valley District School Board in London Ontario Canada, where he teaches elementary and high school students Mathematics and Science. He worked at the National Technical University of Athens, Greece for a short period.

Dr. Moschandreou is the author of several research articles on blood flow and oxygen transport in microcirculation, general fluid dynamics, and the theory of differential equations. Also, he has contributed to the field of finite element modeling of the upper airways in sleep apnea as well as surgical brain deformation modeling. More recently, he has been working with the partial differential equations of multiphase flow and level set methods as used in fluid dynamics.

Finally, Dr. Moschandreou and Keith C. Afas from the School of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Western Ontario propose to have a solution to the Millennium Prize Problem (main findings submitted in the period 2018- 2022) for the breakdown of solutions to the Periodic Navier Stokes Equations on the 3-Torus.

Mr. Keith Afas is a graduate researcher at the University of Western Ontario (UWO), who has been engaged in applied mathematics and mathematical modelling research since 2014, leading to multiple first-author and co-author publications, posters, conference presentations, and book chapters in a variety of topics.