UEA Amazon State University - Brazil
Author Profile
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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits
Prof. Dr. Marceliano Oliveira embarked on his academic journey with a strong foundation in physics, earning his undergraduate degree from UFMT, Brazil. His early research delved into essential cosmological models and the study of single components within Robertson-Walker-Friedman-Lemâitre frameworks, reflecting his deep interest in the fundamental principles governing the universe. These formative experiences solidified his expertise in theoretical physics and laid the groundwork for his future contributions.
💼 Professional Endeavors
Dr. Oliveira continued his academic trajectory by completing a Master’s degree in Physics at UFMT, Brazil. His thesis focused on gravitation and cosmology, with an emphasis on General Relativity and Einstein Field Equations. He explored extragalactic cosmological single fluids in the early universe, contributing to a deeper understanding of the universe's origins. Pursuing his doctoral studies at UFC, Brazil, he specialized in computational physics, applying his expertise to petroleum reservoir simulation at the LSN Lab with support from PETROBRAS. These professional endeavors showcased his ability to merge theoretical insights with computational applications, broadening his research horizons.
🔬 Contributions and Research Focus
As the head of the Scientific Computing Lab (SCL) at UEA Amazon since 2012, Dr. Oliveira has been instrumental in advancing research in simulating physical phenomena. His leadership of the Associate Physicists Group (APG) unites researchers across Brazil, fostering collaboration in theoretical, mathematical, computational, and applied physics. His notable contributions include solving perturbation models in the New Modified Chaplygin Gas Model (NMCGM) using Computer Algebra Systems like Maple and pioneering the development of models for thin films with interstitial impurities. These studies highlight his innovative approach to both classical and modern physics problems.
🌍 Impact and Influence
Dr. Oliveira's work has significantly impacted the fields of cosmology and computational physics. His research on modifying classical physics distributions to uncover dimensionless fluctuations has provided new theoretical insights and practical methodologies. This groundbreaking work, which connects statistics with Boltzmann PDEs, has garnered attention within the scientific community and has been cited in other impactful articles. His influence extends beyond academia through contributions to high-impact journals like Nature Scientific Reports Open Access, ensuring his findings reach a global audience.
🏆Academic Cites
Dr. Oliveira's publications have been extensively cited, underscoring the importance of his contributions to physics and statistics. His preprints and articles have been referenced in critical scientific discussions, solidifying his reputation as a thought leader. His ability to connect experimental distributions with theoretical models has positioned him as a pivotal figure in his research areas.
🌟 Legacy and Future Contributions
Looking to the future, Dr. Oliveira aims to further refine his statistical and computational models, extending their applications to new fields and phenomena. His innovative methods for deriving distribution PDEs and connecting experimental data with theoretical frameworks promise to open new research avenues. As a mentor and collaborator, his efforts in leading APG and SCL ensure that his legacy will inspire the next generation of physicists and statisticians.
📝Statistics
Dr. Oliveira’s innovative work in statistics bridges theoretical physics and experimental applications. His pioneering approach to statistics has introduced methods to derive distribution PDEs, enhancing our understanding of physical phenomena. By integrating statistics with computational tools and theoretical models, Dr. Oliveira continues to shape the future of physics research.
Notable Publication
📝Dimensionless Fluctuations Balance Applied to Statistics and Quantum Physics
Authors: Oliveira, M., Valadares, G., Rodrigues, F., Freire, M.
Journal: Scientific Reports
Year: 2024
Citations: 0
📝Simulation of Wave Propagation with Obstacles: Time Invariance Operator Applied to Interference and Diffraction
Authors: Oliveira, M., Rodrigues, F., Valadares, G., Freire, M.
Journal: AIP Advances
Year: 2023
Citations: 0