Pete J. Diamessis

Professor
Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN

Pete J. Diamessis serves as Professor in Civil & Environmental Engr at Cornell University.

140 publications
1,116 citations
19 h-index
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Recent Papers (8)
2026-01-01 · Cornell University Library
Data and scripts from: Formation and evolution of turbulence in convectively unstable internal solitary waves of depression shoaling over gentle slopes in the South China Sea
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-26
Formation and Evolution of Turbulence in Convectively Unstable Internal Solitary Waves of Depression Shoaling over Gentle Slopes in the South China Sea
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-26 · Journal of Physical Oceanography · Oceanography
Formation and Evolution of Turbulence in Convectively Unstable Internal Solitary Waves of Depression Shoaling over Gentle Slopes in the South China Sea
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-26 · Journal of Physical Oceanography · Oceanography
Formation and evolution of turbulence in convectively unstable internal solitary waves of depression shoaling over gentle slopes in the South China Sea
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-11-14
Eulerian and Lagrangian characterization of a high-amplitude convectively unstable shoaling internal solitary wave in two dimensions.
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2016-04-30
A post-processing technique for stabilizing the discontinuous pressure projection operator in marginally-resolved incompressible inviscid flow
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2016-02-20
Deflation-accelerated preconditioning of the Poisson–Neumann Schur problem on long domains with a high-order discontinuous element-based collocation method
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2016-01-01
Experimental study of the initial growth of a localized turbulent patch in a stably stratified fluid
Peter DiamessisProfessor, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN