Welcome to Flow Physics and Computational Engineering

Spring Quarter 2005-2006

Time: Tuesday at 4:15pm, refreshments served at 4:00pm
Location: Building 300, Room 300

Date	Speaker	Title
Apr 4	Francois Blanchette James Franck Institute, University of Chicago	Drops and Particles in a Fluid
Apr 11	Marcus Herrmann Center for Turbulence Research, Stanford University	Modeling of Turbulent Liquid/Gas Interfaces: The Refined Level Set Grid Approach
Apr 18	Sheng Xu Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell University	An Immersed Interface Method for Fluid-Solid Interactions
Apr 25	Per-Olof Persson Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Fluid Flows and Implicit Mesh Generation [details]
May 2	Carlos Pantano California Institute of Technology	Large-Eddy Simulation of Compressible Flows With a Low-Numerical Dissipation Patch-Based Adaptive Mesh Refinement Method [details]
May 9	John O. Dabiri California Institute of Technology	Non-invasive Studies of Animal Propulsion and Sensing
May 16	Barry Bixler Honeywell	Engineering Design and Analysis of Speedo FSII Swimsuit [details]
May 23	Michael Wright NASA Ames Research Center	Aerothermal Modeling for Earth and Planetary Entry Missions [details]
May 30	Graham Candler University of Minnesota	Development of a Parallel Unstructured CFD Code for Hypersonic Flows [details]
June 6	Donghyun You Stanford University	Large-Eddy Simulation of Flow Separation Control Using Synthetic Jets [details]

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