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Emily Williams shares a new paper on physics-informed PDE approximations
Emily uploaded a new paper to arXiv on physics-informed PDE discretization methods. The paper is co-authored with her DOE collaborators Amanda Howard, Brek Meuris, Panos Stinis from the Pacific…
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Emily Williams presents at the SIAM Annual Meeting!
Emily Williams presented “Learning Diffusion for Stabilizing Linearized Chaotic Systems” at the 2024 SIAM Annual Meeting. This was work done in collaboration with another group member, Renato Trono Figueras.…
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Marshall promoted!
Congratulations to Marshall on his promotion to principal research engineer! Marshall is a key to the research we do in the group and has a seemingly unlimited bandwidth, energy,…
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Carmen Ursachi successfully defends her doctoral thesis!
Carmen Ursachi successfully defended her doctoral thesis “A Stress-equivalent Spalart-Allmaras Wall Model with Local Boundary Conditions for RANS, DES, and LES” on December 15, 2023! Congratulations to Carmen and best…
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Cory Frontin successfully defends his doctoral thesis!
Cory Frontin successfully defended his doctoral thesis “Error behavior and optimal discretization of chaotic differential equations” back on October 26, 2022! Congratulations to Cory, and best of luck to…
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Shun Zhang defends his PhD!
Shun Zhang successfully defended his doctoral thesis “Three-dimensional Integral Boundary Layer Method for Viscous Aerodynamic Analysis” back on July 5, 2022! In a triumph of virtual interactions, Shun and…
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Arthur Huang defends his PhD!
Congratulations to Arthur Huang for the successful defense of his PhD thesis “An Adaptive Variational Multiscale Method with Discontinuous Subscales for Aerodynamic Flows”!
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Marshall, Philip, and Hugh receive Best Paper from AIAA!
Marshall Galbraith, Philip Caplan, and Hugh Carson were co-authors on the paper “Verification of Unstructured Grid Adaptation Components” (AIAA paper number 2019-1723) which was chosen as the 2019 AIAA…
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Hugh Carson defends his PhD
Congratulations to Hugh Carson for the successful defense of his PhD thesis “Provably Convergent Anisotropic Output-based Adaptation for Continuous Finite Element Discretizations”!
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Hugh Carson receives a Best Poster Award at 2019 USNCCM
Hugh Carson received a Best Poster Award at the 2019 US National Congress on Computational Mechanics for “Output-based Anisotropic Mesh Adaptation for Continuous Finite Element Methods”. Congratulations!