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Professor,
Department of Oceanography,
University of Hawai`i at Manoa,
Honolulu
His research interests cover a broad range of topics in oceanography and climate research, especially wave dynamics, stochastic (climate) models, and foundations of complex system theories.
Peter Müller is the organizer of the 'Aha Huliko'a Hawaiian Winter Workshop series and the chief editor of the Journal of Physical Oceanography.
Wang, D and Müller, P. (2005) Equatorial Turbulence. In: Marine Turbulence. Cambridge University Press. 297-307.
Müller, P., J. McWilliams and J. Molemaker (2005) Routes to dissipation. The 2D/3D turbulence conundrum. In: Marine Turbulence. Cambridge University Press. 397-405.
Müller, P. and H.von Storch (2004) Computer Modelling in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. Building Knowledge. Springer Verlag. 304pp.
Müller, P. and C. Garrett (2004) Near-boundary processes and their parameterization. Oceanography, 17, 107-116.
Müller, P. and C. Garrett (2002) From stirring to mixing in a stratified ocean. Oceanography, 15 12-19.
von Storch, H., J. von Storch and Müller, P. (2001) Noise in the climate system: ubiquitous, constitutive and concealing. In: Mathematics Unlimited-2001 and beyond. Springer-Verlag, 1179-1194.
von Storch, J., P. Müller and E. Bauer (2001) Climate variability in millennium integrations with coupled atmophere-ocean general circulation models: A Spectral View. Climate Dyn., 17 375-389.
Müller, P. and M. G. Briscoe (2000) Diapycnal Mixing and Internal Waves. Oceanography, 13 98-103.
von Storch, J.-S., P. Müller, R.J. Stouffer, R. Voss, and S. F. B. Tett (2000) Variability of deep-ocean mass transport: spectral shapes and spatial scales. J. Climate, 13 1916-1935.
Müller, P. and X. Liu (2000) Scattering of internal waves at finite topography in two dimensions. Part II: Spectral calculations and boundary mixing. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 30 550-563.
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