School of Mathematics & Statistics

Dr Luke Gostelow

  • Research Associate (Mathematics)

Biography

I am currently a Research Associate working primarily with Rob Teed; our current project is on studying the effect of the magnetic field on the structure of flows in the geodynamo and other plantary dynamos. I have also taught the 5M:Magnetohydrodynamics course since 2025.

I have worked on a number of topics in magnetohydrodyamics, including shear instabilities, vortices, and flux expulsion. I also have a couple of developing research projects, which aim to investigate the influence of stochastic noise on dynamos and develop novel boundary conditions which can preserve physical conditions in the asymptotic, diffusion-free limit.

Research interests

Publications

Prior publications

Article

Luke J. Gostelow, Robert J. Teed (2026) Magnetoconvection in a spherical shell: Equatorial symmetry during the transition from the weak- to the strong-field regime arXiv DataCite. (doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2603.08261)

Thesis

Luke Gostelow (2024) Shear Flow Instabilities in Quasigeostrophic Shallow-Water Magnetohydrodynamics White Rose eTheses Online Luke Gostelow.

Research datasets

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2026

Gostelow, L. and Teed, R. (2026) Magnetoconvection in a spherical shell: Equatorial symmetry during the transition from the weak- to the strong-field regime. [Data Collection]

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