From 79587ef06e5af3868869856177558dd3c048c14c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Marc Henry de Frahan
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- Simulation of an RCCI Engine using the Pele Suite of Exascale Codes
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+ Simulation of an RCCI Engine using the Pele Suite of Exascale Codes
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- RCCI engine
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- Supersonic flameholder
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- Multi-GPU
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- Shock-drop
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- Shock-bubble
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- Drop-wall
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- Shear flow
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- RM instability
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- Multi-layer RM
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- Blast-interface
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+ Wind farm
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+ RCCI engine
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+ Supersonic flameholder
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+ Multi-GPU
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+ Shock-drop
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+ Shock-bubble
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+ Drop-wall
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+ Shear flow
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+ RM instability
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+ Multi-layer RM
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+ Blast-interface
+ Simulation of a wind farm using ExaWind
+ 2023 Supercomputing 2023 Showcase
2022 APS/DFD Milton van Dyke Award Winner
- Direct fuel injection effects in a supersonic cavity flameholder
+ Direct fuel injection effects in a supersonic cavity flameholder
2020 APS/DFD Gallery of Fluid Motion Award Winner
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+ Multi-GPU parallel implementation through CUDA and MPI@@ -84,25 +96,25 @@
- Shock (Mach 2.5) impacts a drop of water in air
+ Shock (Mach 2.5) impacts a drop of water in air
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- Strong shock (19GPa) impacting an air bubble in water
+ Strong shock (19GPa) impacting an air bubble in waterSimulated Schlieren of density. Problem first defined by Ball et al.
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- Water drop at Mach 1.5 impacting on a wall
+ Water drop at Mach 1.5 impacting on a wall
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- Blast-driven high-energy-density shear flow
+ Blast-driven high-energy-density shear flow
High-energy density blast wave initiated on the left drives a shear flow between
light material (foam, top) and a denser material (plastic, bottom). This simulation
models the experiment presented in Di Stefano et al.
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- Richtmyer-Meshkov instability
+ Richtmyer-Meshkov instability
A Mach 1.21 shock moving downwards interacts with an air-SF6 interface. This
simulation models the experiment presented in Collins et al.
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- Richtmyer-Meshkov instability with multiple layers
+ Richtmyer-Meshkov instability with multiple layers
A Mach 1.21 shock moving downwards interacts with multiple layers of gases
(air-SF6-heavy gas-air). More details can be found in Henry de Frahan et al.
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- Blast wave interacting with perturbed air-SF6 interface
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