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Workshop on Multiphase Physical Flows and
Applications
(12 - 16 Mar 2007)
Organizing Committee
· Confirmed Visitors
· Overview
· Activities · Membership
Application
This workshop will focus on modeling, theory and
simulations of compressible multi-phase physical flows with
applications to pulse detonation engine, combustion, bubble
dynamics, environmental science and engineering and super-cavitation.
Here, the fluid-fluid interface and fluid-deformable
structure interface are the two major moving interfaces
encountered. Their applications in industry, military,
energy and environment will be discussed. Some of the topics
are:
- Modeling of pulse detonation engine and combustion
- Bubble dynamics and super-cavitation modeling
- Moving interfaces in compressible flows
- Combustion theory and fluid-elastic interface
- Mathematical theory of compressible flows
- Numerical methods for moving interfaces
- Numerical techniques for treating stiff chemical
reaction
- Simulation of combustion/deflagration/detonation
- Flows in environmental science and technology
- Bubble dynamics and simulations
- Applications of physical flows
Besides the invited lectures to be spread over a 3 day
period, there will be two tutorials. One
tutorial will have its emphasis on physical modeling and the
other on the mathematical aspects.
Invited international visitors:
- James Feng, University of British Columbia
- Michael Hintermueller, University of Graz
Heinrichstr
- Song Jiang, Institute of Applied Physics and
Computational Mathematics
- Do Wan Kim, Han Yang University
- Isaac Klapper, Montana State University
- Long Lee, University of Wyoming
- Frank Lu, University of Texas
- Peter Markowich, University of Vienna
- Xingbin Pan, East China Normal University
- Jianxian Qiu, Nanjing University
- Richard Saurel, Polytech Marseille
- Deborah Sulsky, University of New Mexico
- Weijun Tang, Institute of Applied Physics and
Computational Mathematics
- Tang Tao, Hong Kong Baptist University
- Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
- Chunwu Wang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics &
Astronautics
- X. Sheldon Wang, New Jersey Institute of Technology
- Qiang Zhao, Institute of Applied Physics and
Computational Mathematics
- IMS Auditorium
Institute for Mathematical Sciences, NUS
3 Prince George's Park
Singapore 118402
- Getting to IMS
Monday,
12 Mar 2007 |
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09:00am
- 09:25am |
Registration |
09:25am
- 09:30am |
Opening remarks by Prof Louis Chen |
09:30am - 10:30am |
Tutorial lecture 1: Basic equations, numerical solutions
of the Navier-Stokes equations. Advection of a marker
function (PDF)
Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, USA |
10:30am -
11:00am |
--- Coffee Break --- |
11:00am - 12:00pm |
Tutorial lecture 2: Front tracking for two-fluid
problems (PDF)
Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, USA |
12:00pm - 02:00pm |
--- Lunch Break --- |
02:00pm - 03:00pm |
Tutorial lecture 3: The use of DNS to examine multifluid
problems. Bubbly flows. (PDF)
Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, USA |
03:00pm - 03:30pm |
--- Coffee Break --- |
03:30pm - 04:30pm |
Tutorial lecture 4: Computing complex flows, including
electrohydrodynamics, solidification and boiling (PDF)
Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, USA |
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End of Day 1 |
Tuesday, 13 Mar 2007 |
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08:45am
- 09:00am |
Registration |
09:00am
- 09:45am |
DNS of bubbly channel
flows
Gretar Tryggvason, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, USA |
09:45am - 10:30am |
Moving
interfaces in solids
Deborah Sulsky, University of
New Mexico, USA |
10:30am -
11:00am |
--- Coffee Break --- |
11:00am - 11:45am |
Numerical simulation of
multiphase/interfacial flows using front-tracking method
Jinsong Hua, Institute of High
Performance Computing, Singapore |
11:45am - 12:30pm |
Numerical modelling of
cavitation inception in high-speed cavitating flow:
One-fluid/Free-Lagrange model
Boo Cheong Khoo, National
University of Singapore |
12:30pm - 02:00pm |
--- Lunch Break --- |
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02:00pm - 02:45pm |
A
meshfree method for fluid flow simulation
Shengyin Wang, National
University of Singapore |
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02:45pm - 03:30pm |
Efficient kinetic
schemes for steady and unsteady flow simulations on
unstructured meshes
Song Jiang, Institute of Applied Physics and
Computational Mathematics, China |
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03:30pm - 04:00pm |
--- Coffee Break --- |
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04:00pm - 04:45pm |
The random projection
method for stiff detonation capturing
Weizhu Bao, National University of Singapore |
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04:45pm - 05:30pm |
Extrinsic meshfree method
for interfacial discontinuity
Do Wan Kim, Han Yang
University, Korea |
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05:30pm - 06:00pm |
Subcell shock capturing with high order accurate
discontinuous Galerkin method
Nguyen Vinh Tan, National
University of Singapore |
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End of Day 2 |
Wednesday, 14 Mar 2007 |
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08:45am
- 09:00am |
Registration |
09:00am
- 09:45am |
A general
moving mesh framework in 3D and its application for
simulating the mixture of multi-phase flows
Tang Tao, Hong Kong Baptist
University, Hong Kong |
09:45am - 10:30am |
From immersed boundary
method to immersed continuum method
X. Sheldon Wang New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA |
10:30am -
11:00am |
--- Coffee Break --- |
11:00am - 11:45am |
Drop dynamics in a liquid
crystalline medium
James Feng, University of
British Columbia, Canada |
11:45am - 02:00pm |
--- Lunch Break --- |
02:00pm - 02:45pm |
An Energy-law Preserving
C^0 Finite Element Methods for Liquid Crystal Flows and
Phase Field Models
Ping Lin, National University of Singapore |
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02:45pm - 03:30pm |
The Modified
Ghost Fluid Method and its applications
Tiegang Liu, Institute of High Performance Computing,
Singapore |
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03:30pm - 04:00pm |
--- Coffee Break --- |
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04:00pm - 04:45pm |
An adaptive ghost fluid
finite volume method for compressible gas-water
simulations
Chunwu Wang, Nanjing University
of Aeronautics & Astronautics, China |
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End of Day 3 |
Thursday, 15 Mar 2007 |
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08:45am
- 09:00am |
Registration |
09:00am
- 09:45am |
Modeling
diffuse interfaces and transformation fronts
Richard Saurel, Polytech Marseille, France and
University Institute of France, France |
09:45am - 10:30am |
Fluid transport models
for a two-phase core-annular flow
Long Lee, University of Wyoming, USA |
10:30am -
11:00am |
--- Coffee Break --- |
11:00am - 11:45am |
Transitions of liquid
crystals and critical value of elastic coefficients
Xingbin Pan, East China Normal University, China |
11:45am - 12:30pm |
Recent
Progress in Pulse Detonation Technology Development at
the University of Texas at Arlington
Frank
Lu, University of Texas - Arlington, USA |
12:30pm - 02:00pm |
--- Lunch Break --- |
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02:00pm - 02:45pm |
Biofilms and microbial
mats: Multiphase physical-biological systems
Isaac Klapper, Montana State
University, USA |
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02:45pm - 03:30pm |
Runge-Kutta Discontinuous
Galerkin methods for compressible two-medium flow
simulations: one-dimensional case
Jianxian Qiu, Nanjing
University, China |
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03:30pm - 04:00pm |
--- Coffee Break --- |
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04:00pm - 04:45pm |
Vector extension velocity
Level Set methods
Weijun Tang, Institute of
Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, China |
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04:45pm - 05:15pm |
Spinning motion of detonation captured by 3D numerical
simulation Huashu Dou, Temasek
Laboratories, NUS, Singapore |
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End of Day 4 |
Friday, 16
Mar 2007 |
09:15am
- 09:30am |
Registration |
09:30am - 10:30am |
Tutorial lecture 1: Pulse Detonation Propulsion Systems
(PDF)
Frank Lu, University of Texas -
Arlington, USA |
10:30am -
11:00am |
--- Coffee Break --- |
11:00am - 12:00pm |
Tutorial lecture 2: Pulse Detonation Propulsion Systems
Frank Lu, University of Texas -
Arlington, USA |
12:00pm - 02:00pm |
--- Lunch Break --- |
02:00pm - 03:00pm |
Tutorial lecture 3: Pulse Detonation Propulsion Systems
Frank Lu, University of Texas -
Arlington, USA |
03:00pm - 03:30pm |
--- Coffee Break --- |
03:30pm - 04:30pm |
Tutorial lecture 4: Pulse Detonation
Propulsion Systems
Frank Lu, University of Texas -
Arlington, USA |
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End of Day 5 |
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