Welcome to my research webpage. Please feel free to distribute the material as widely as possible.
I am reachable via the following email address : romain.nguyenvanyen@gmail.com
Kicksey-Winsey (KW) is a C++ multi-purpose toolbox which associates wavelet analysis and fluid flow computations.
It is available in open source under the GPL license, for more information, visit the Kicksey-Winsey homepage.
Matlab wavelet transform and filtering toolbox
This toolbox was developed by Jori Rupert-Felsot and myself and allows computations of graphical representations of Morlet wavelet transforms in 1D under Matlab.
More information is available on the toolbox's homepage.
Tomography
This software was developed to analyze movie frames taken by a fast camera installed in a tokamak, in the way described in the Nuclear Fusion paper listed above.
More information is available on the toolbox's homepage.
Multimedia
Movies of Navier-Stokes flows with randomized wavelet coefficients (10/2009)
Volume rendering of the particle distribution function during a two-stream instability in an electrostatic plasma
(collaboration with Éric Sonnendrücker).
Movie showing a typical time evolution of the vorticity field for decaying 2D homogeneous isotropic turbulence.
Movie showing the vorticity field during a dipole wall collision computed using volume penalization.
Movie showing the stable behavior of the code when viscosity is set to zero,
thanks to positivity-preserving mask smoothing.