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Bound-Preserving Numerical Solutions of Variable Density Two-Phase Flows

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics via YouTube

Overview

This course aims to teach learners how to efficiently solve phase-field models for variable density two-phase flows using numerical methods. The course covers approximating unknowns with discontinuous piecewise polynomials, using a splitting method for the Navier-Stokes equations, and applying flux and slope limiters to eliminate bulk shift in the order parameter. The teaching method involves a detailed description of the numerical techniques used, along with practical examples such as spinodal decomposition and flows in micro-structures. This course is intended for individuals interested in modeling pore-scale flows for applications related to energy and the environment.

Syllabus

Introduction
Announcements
Introductions
Speaker
Outline
Examples
Energy Dissipation
Spinodal Decomposition
Open Questions
Collaborators
Diffuse interface parameter

Taught by

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

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