Here are some of his major works:
Books:
* "A Course in Fluid Mechanics" (with Carl E. Pearson): This is considered a classic textbook in the field of fluid mechanics and is widely used in undergraduate and graduate programs.
* "Foundations of Mechanics" (with Charles S. Harris): This book provides a comprehensive treatment of the principles of mechanics and their applications.
* "Linear Elastic Structures" (with Herbert S. G. K. Kwan): This book focuses on the analysis and design of elastic structures using linear theory.
* "Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simulation" (with James R. Booker): This book explores the use of mathematical modeling and computer simulation in engineering and science.
* "Topics in Applied Mechanics" (editor): This collection of essays covers a variety of topics in applied mechanics.
Other publications:
* Numerous research papers: Carrier published extensively in journals such as the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, the Quarterly of Applied Mathematics, and the Proceedings of the Royal Society. His research covered a wide range of topics, including:
* Fluid mechanics
* Elasticity
* Wave propagation
* Heat transfer
* Combustion
* Geophysics
Contributions:
Beyond his published work, Carrier is also known for his significant contributions to:
* Developing mathematical models for real-world problems: He was known for his ability to translate complex physical phenomena into mathematical models that could be analyzed and solved.
* Promoting the use of computers in engineering and science: He recognized the potential of computers in solving complex problems and actively promoted their use in his research and teaching.
* Mentoring and inspiring generations of students and researchers: Carrier was a highly respected teacher and mentor who guided numerous students and researchers to successful careers in applied mathematics and engineering.
His work has had a profound impact on the fields of applied mathematics, engineering, and science, and his legacy continues to inspire and guide researchers today.