Mailing address:
Office 3, Instituto de Matemáticas
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Blvd Juriquilla # 3001, Juriquilla-76230 Querétaro, México
Email: sarswatishah@im.unam.mx

       

Welcome to my webpage! Currently, I am working as a DGAPA postdoctoral fellow in the Institute of Mathematics (IM), at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), with Prof. Gerardo Hernandez Dueñas. I obtained my Ph.D. degree from the Department of Mathematics, at the University of Delhi, under the supervision of Prof. Randheer Singh. My research interests are focused on the theoretical and numerical aspects of non-linear hyperbolic partial differential equations which arise in diverse branches of science such as in fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, oceanography, nuclear sciences, and of various problems that arise in mathematical physics.

Research Interests

  • Hyperbolic Conservation Laws and Systems with Non-Conservative Products
  • Numerical Simulation and Riemann Problems
  • Group Theoretic Solutions of Quasilinear PDEs
  • Geophysical Fluid Dynamics and Atmospheric Sciences
  • Multiphase Flow

Education

Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics

University of Delhi, India (Oct, 2016 -- March, 2021)
Thesis: EVOLUTION OF NONLINEAR WAVES IN QUASILINEAR HYPERBOLIC SYSTEMS
Advisor: Prof. Randheer Singh

M.Sc. in Mathematics

Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, India (Aug, 2013 -- Jul, 2015)

B.Sc. in Mathematics & Physics

Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, India (Aug, 2010 -- Jul, 2013)

Employment

Publications

  1. Bipin Kumar Chaudhary, Randheer Singh, and Sarswati Shah, Delta shocks and vacuums in the Aw–Rascle model with anti van der Waals Chaplygin gas under the flux approximation, Physics of Fluids, 36, 016144, 2024. [link]
  2. Sarswati Shah, Randheer Singh, Bipin Kumar Chaudhary, and Jasobanta Jena, The Riemann problem for real isothermal gases with dust particles, International Journal of Applied and Computational Mathematics, 9, 1-15, 2023. [link].
  3. Sarswati Shah, Randheer Singh, and Jasobanta Jena, Interaction of acceleration wave with a blast wave in two-phase Chaplygin flow driven by source term, Acta Applicandae Mathematicae, 186, 2, 2023. [link]
  4. Randheer Singh, Sarswati Shah, and Jasobanta Jena, On kinematics of one-dimensional radially symmetric shocks in non-ideal reacting gases, Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 47, 1735-1749, 2023. [link]
  5. Sarswati Shah, Randheer Singh, and Bipin Kumar Chaudhary, Concentration and cavitation of Riemann solutions to two-phase Chaplygin flows under vanishing pressure and flux approximation, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 118, 107065, 2023. [link]
  6. Sarswati Shah, Randheer Singh, and Jasobanta Jena, Steepened wave in two-phase Chaplygin flows comprising a source term, Applied Mathematics and Computation, 413, 126656, 2022. [link]
  7. Sarswati Shah, and Randheer Singh, Lie symmetries for analyzing interaction of a characteristic shock and a singular surface in a non-ideal reacting gas with dust particles, Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 44, 3804-3818 2020. [link]
  8. Sarswati Shah, and Randheer Singh, Imploding shocks in real reacting gases with dust particles, Journal of Mathematical Physics, 61, 033506, 2020. [link]
  9. Sarswati Shah, and Randheer Singh, Propagation of non-planar weak and strong shocks in a non-ideal relaxing gas, Ricerche di Matematica, 70, 371–393, 2019. [link]
  10. Sarswati Shah, and Randheer Singh, Collision of a steepened wave with a blast wave in dusty real reacting gases, Physics of Fluids, 31, 076103, 2019. [link]
  11. Sarswati Shah, and Randheer Singh, Evolution of singular surface and interaction with a strong shock in reacting polytropic gases using Lie group theory, International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, 116, 173-180, 2019. [link]

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Skills

Be familiar with LaTeX, MATLAB, C