Next generation time-stepping strategies for computer simulations of multi-scale fluid flows
Description
The vast range of scales in many fluid problems translates into significant computational cost in computer simulations. Rapidly evolving hardware in high-performance computing poses challenges for developers of numerical methods. This SIG will explore novel computational strategies to improve efficiency of transient flow simulations on current and future supercomputers.
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Members
L = leader; C = co-leader; * = Other key personnel
| Daniel Ruprecht ( University of Leeds ): | |
| Martin Schreiber ( University of Exeter ): | |
| [L] | Jemma Shipton ( University of Exeter ): j.shipton@exeter.ac.uk |
| Isabelle Baraffe ( University of Exeter ): | |
| Mike Bell ( Met Office ): | |
| Tommaso Benacchio ( Met Office ): | |
| Matthew Chantry ( University of Oxford ): | |
| Federico Danieli ( University of Oxford ): | |
| Christopher Davies ( University of Leeds ): | |
| Michail Diamantakis ( European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts ): | |
| Peter Dueben ( European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts ): | |
| Tom Goffrey ( University of Exeter ): | |
| Matthew Griffith ( University of Bath ): | |
| Derek Groen ( Brunel University London ): | |
| David Ham ( Imperial College London ): | |
| Iva Kavcic ( Met Office ): | |
| Sarah-Jane Lock ( European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts ): | |
| Lawrence Mitchell ( Imperial College London ): | |
| Eike Mueller ( University of Bath ): | |
| Jennifer Ryan ( University of East Anglia ): | |
| Debasmita Samaddar ( UK Atomic Energy Authority ): | |
| Steve Tobias ( University of Leeds ): | |
| Nils Wedi ( European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts ): | |
| Beth Wingate ( University of Exeter ): |