LES, CVS & Vortex Methods
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8.45
Bienvenue
9.00
Tony Leonard, Caltech, USA
The structure of vorticity in the inertial range: Implications for subgrid modelling
9.45
Jean-Paul Bonnet, Poitiers, France (with J. Delville and E. Lamballais)
Large scale structures and inflow conditions for CFD: experimental/computational complementary approaches
10.30
11.00
Robert Krasny, University of Michigan, USA
Particle simulation of vortex ring dynamics
11.45
Gregoire Winckelmans, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium (with G. Daeninck, L. Dufresne, R. Cocle and R. Capart)
Review and illustration of recent developments in vortex flow simulations
12.30
14.00
Craig Meskell, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland (with D. Cox)
Three-dimensional vortex particle-in-cell solver
14.45
Philippe Poncet, Toulouse, France
Control of 3D wakes using belt actuators
15.30
16.00
Bartosz Protas, Mc Master University, Canada
Vortex methods and vortex models for flow control problems
16.45
Petros Koumoutsakos, Zürich, Switzerland (with M. Bergdorf)
R-adaptive vortex methods
17.30
Denis Veynante, Paris, France (with R. Knikker, C. Meneveau )
A priori test of a dynamic flame surface density model for LES of turbulent premixed combustion
18.00
21.00 - 22.00
Short talks
21.00
Cesar Aguirre, Lyon, France (with S. Simoens, J. Gence, I. Vinkovic)
Coupling of a Lagrangian stochastic model with a LES
21.15
Thomas Hofbauer, Porto, Portugal (with J. Palma, L. Biferale, S. Gama)
Testing of subgrid-scale models using the Kolmogorov flow
21.30
Nicole Marheineke, Kaiserslautern, Germany
Turbulence effects on fibre motion in melt-spinning process of nonwovens
21.45
Qinyin Zhang, Aachen, Germany
LES of high Reynolds number flows around airfoils
22.00
Compressible flow experiments: beer / champagn
9.00
Yukio Kaneda, Nagoya University, Japan
High resolution DNS of turbulence and its application to LES modelling
9.45
Jorge Hugo Silvestrini, University of Porto Allegre, Brazil
Vortex shedding from cylinders in different arrangements by DNS and the immersed boundary method
10.30
11.00
Eckart Meiburg, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA (with F. Necker, C. Haertel, L. Kleiser,)
High resolution simulations of particle-driven gravity currents
11.45
Herman Clercx, Eindhoven, Netherlands
Benchmark computations of normal and oblique dipole-wall collisions with a no-slip wall
12.30
14.00
Jacques Liandrat, Marseille, France
Coupling between wavelet methods and fictitious domain approaches
14.45
Nicholas Kevlahan, Mc Master University, Canada (with O. Vasilyev and D. Goldstein)
CVS of fluid-structure interaction in three dimensions using adaptive wavelets
15.30
16.00
Daniel Goldstein, Boulder, USA (with O. Vasilyev)
Three-dimensional simulation using an adaptive wavelet collocation method
16.30
Guillaume Chiavassa, Marseille, France (with A.S. Piquemal)
Adaptive multi-resolution method for compressible flows
17.00
Carsten Beta, Berlin, Germany (with M. Farge and K. Schneider)
CVS of mixing in 2D turbulence
17.30
Erwan Deriaz, Grenoble, France (with V. Perrier)
Towards a wavelet based subgrid-scale model for 2D/3D large-eddy simulations
17.45
Veronica Nieves, Barcelona, Spain (with J.M. Redondo)
Multi-Fractal Characterization of Stratified-Convective Atmospheric Eddy Cascades
18.00
9.00
Norman Zabusky, Rutgers Univ., USA & Weizman Institute, Israel
Review of the Richtmyer-Meshkov problem, including aspects of turbulence
9.45
Kunio Kuwahara, Institute of Space & Astronautical Science, Tokyo, Japan (with Satoko Komurasaki, Junichi Ooida)
Implicit LES of a grid turbulence/Implicit LES of a subsonic flow around NACA 0012
10.30
11.00
Massimo Germano, Polytechnico Torino, Italy
On the estimate of the statistical moments from a LES data base
11.45
Pierre Comte, Strasbourg, France
Dynamics of coherent vortices in LES
12.30
14.00
Pierre Sagaut, Paris, France (with V. Levasseur)
Analysis of the spectral variational multiscale method
14.45
Assad Oberai, Boston University, USA (with J. Wanderer)
Dynamic variational multiscale formulation of LES
15.30
16.00
Richard Pasquetti, Nice, France
On the use of the Spectral Vanishing Viscosity method for the computation of turbulent flows
16.45
Charles Meneveau, John Hopkins University, USA
Lagrangian dynamic models for LES, and applications to the study of turbulent boundary layer flow over rough terrain
17.30
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