PROFESSOR · RESEARCHER · AUTHOR
Davood
Domiri Ganji.
Also published as Davood Domairry Ganji
Exploring the mathematics of motion, heat and flow. A lifetime of research, shared through publications, books and an open scientific notebook.

Research, teaching
and scientific inquiry.
University of Technology
Davood Domiri Ganji—also published as Davood Domairry Ganji—is a professor of mechanical engineering whose work connects nonlinear mathematics with the behavior of physical systems.
Across heat transfer, fluid mechanics and vibration, his research asks how complex equations can yield useful, understandable solutions. This site brings that body of work together with books, research pathways and step-by-step learning notes.
Meet the professorDifferent systems.
Connected ideas.
Explore the physical questions behind the equations. Each plate is a mathematical teaching model.
What happens when a system no longer responds in proportion to the force applied?
Oscillations, structural response and dynamical systems whose behavior goes beyond a simple linear model.
Explore this research areaRelated publicationsHow do fluid motion and material properties shape the movement of heat?
Heat transfer, nanofluids and the interaction of flow, material properties and magnetic fields.
Explore this research areaRelated publicationsCan a difficult differential equation become a solution we can reason about?
Semi-analytical techniques that transform difficult differential equations into interpretable approximations.
Explore this research areaRelated publicationsAn open notebook
for nonlinear science.
Explore six analytical methods through worked examples. Then change the parameters yourself and watch theory meet a numerical solution.
Enter the interactive labSelected
research publications.
Explore 948 indexed recordsReview of heat transfer enhancement methods: Focus on passive methods using swirl flow devices
Solving nonlinear differential equations of Vanderpol, Rayleigh and Duffing by AGM
Selected starting points across analytical methods and thermal engineering. Full records and publisher status are available through the linked DOI.
A body of work,
across the years.
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Books and
research monographs.
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A Semi-Analytical Approach to Nonlinear Mechanical Engineering Issues
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Differential Transformation Method for Mechanical Engineering Problems
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