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Jovan Nedic

Title: 
Associate Professor
Jovan Nedic
Contact Information
Address: 

Macdonald Engineering Building, Room 155

Email address: 
jovan.nedic [at] mcgill.ca
Degree(s): 

Ph.D. Imperial College London
M.Eng. (Hons) Imperial College London

Courses: 

MECH 261/262: Statistics and Measurement Laboratory (3 credits)

MECH 532: Aircraft Performance, Stability, and Control (3 credits)

MECH 533: Subsonic Aerodynamics (3 credits)

Research areas: 
Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Selected publications: 

Vortex Dynamics

  • Limbourg, R., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). An extension to the universal time scale for vortex ring formation.听Journal of Fluid Mechanics,听915, A46.
  • Limbourg, R., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). Formation of an orifice-generated vortex ring.听Journal of Fluid Mechanics,听913, A29.
  • Limbourg, R., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). An extended model for orifice starting jets.听Physics of Fluids,听33(6), 067109.
  • Limbourg, R., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). On the asymptotic matching procedure predicting the formation number.听Physics of Fluids,听33(11), 117103.

Aerodynamics

  • Caverly, D., & Nedi膰, J. (2022). Estimating wind velocity and direction using sparse sensors on a cylinder.听Physics of Fluids,听34(9), 0951
  • Goyal, A., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). Near field of a vortex generated by chevron-tipped flat plates.听AIAA Journal,听59(2), 546-558.
  • Nedi膰, J., & Vassilicos, J. C. (2015). Vortex shedding and aerodynamic performance of airfoil with multiscale trailing-edge modifications.听AIAA Journal,听53(11), 3240-3250.
  • Nedic, J., Ganapathisubramani, B., Vassilicos, J. C., Bor茅e, J., Brizzi, L. E., & Spohn, A. (2012). Aeroacoustic performance of fractal spoilers.听Aiaa Journal,听50(12), 2695-2710.

Fundamental Fluid Dynamics

  • Pardo, R. M., Barua, N., Lisak, D., & Nedi膰, J. (2022). Jetting onset on a liquid surface accelerated past a submerged cylinder.听Flow,听2, E36.
  • Pardo, R. M., & Nedi膰, J. (2021). Free-surface disturbances due to the submersion of a cylindrical obstacle.听Journal of Fluid Mechanics,听926, A1.
  • Nedi膰, J., & Tavoularis, S. (2018). A case study of multi-structure turbulence: Uniformly sheared flow distorted by a grid.听International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow,听72, 233-242.
  • Nedi膰, J., Tavoularis, S., & Marusic, I. (2017). Dissipation scaling in constant-pressure turbulent boundary layers.听Physical Review Fluids,听2(3), 032601.
  • Nedi膰, J., Vassilicos, J. C., & Ganapathisubramani, B. (2013). Axisymmetric turbulent wakes with new nonequilibrium similarity scalings.听Physical review letters,听111(14), 144503.
Current research: 
  • Coherent vortical structures
  • Multiscale turbulence
  • Aircraft aerodynamics
  • Unsteady fluid dynamics
Areas of interest: 

Primary research theme: Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Research Labs and Groups:

Our research interests lie in the broad area of fluid dynamics, specializing in fundamental and applied aspects of turbulent flows. Of primary interest is how the initial/upstream conditions determine the life-cycle of large-scale coherent vortical structures and small-scale turbulent properties of the turbulence field. Understanding the life-cycle of large-scale coherent vortical structures are of paramount importance as they are responsible for, amongst other things, drag force, noise generation and the spread of pollution. In order to better understand the effects of initial conditions on these vortical structures, we use multiscale (fractal) geometries and an array of experimental techniques (e.g. time-resolved PIV, hot-wire anemometry and time-resolved force/torque measurements) to gain insights into the underlying physics. In tandem with the fundamental aspects, we also consider engineering applications of such designs, targeted at the aerospace and renewable energy.

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