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in combustion and reacting flows. Our research addresses fundamental and application-oriented questions in combustion, turbulence, chemical kinetics, sustainable fuels, and advanced energy technologies
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preparation, mesh generation, solver execution, and post-processing. Validate CFD predictions against experimental wind-tunnel measurements and establish best-practice guidelines for turbulence modelling and
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, or computer engineering, or a closely related field. Required Related Experience The successful candidate will have expertise in high-speed computational fluid dynamics with interest in turbulence and
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the simulation of turbulent flows using a tensor network representation of the Navier–Stokes equations. Unlike recent approaches based on tensor networks, which simulate fluid flows in physical space using finite
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these severe limitations, we have recently proposed a novel numerical method following single phase turbulence theory. Similar to single phase turbulence models it allows much coarser gird resolutions resulting
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-stream, etc. These instabilities can lead to wave turbulence, which modifies the macroscopic properties of the discharge (e.g., the electric current, plasma density, etc). For this reason, a better
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(e) au doctorat motivé(e) et talentueux(se) pour rejoindre l'équipe du groupe Turbulence et Aéroacoustique du Département de génie mécanique de l'Université du Wisconsin-Madison. Le/La candidat(e
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parameterization of turbulent transport in this astrophysical context remain open questions. This thesis will be part of a joint research program with colleagues in Toulouse (Laplace and IRAP) and Marseille (PIIM
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resilient infrastructure and natural hazards. With the new Manchester Hydrodynamics Laboratory and high-fidelity numerical modelling including smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) and turbulence modelling
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multifunctional all-fibre spatial light modulator. In this project, the component is dedicated to free-space optical telecommunications, to reduce the impact of atmospheric turbulence traversed by the link signal