Welcome to the Workshop on Calibration of Viscosity Models for Turbulent Flows 2010

 





Aims and Scops


Further progress in the foundation of numerical methods for turbulent flows depends on a proper parametrization and calibration of appropriate viscosity models for such flows. Among other approaches, variational multiscale methods have emerged in recent years as a useful alternative to the classical Large-Eddy simulation. Careful experiments and numerical simulations combined with mathematical justification will improve synergy. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers from the fields of Applied Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering Sciences in order to discuss new results and to open new joint research projects.


Special focus will be on

• design and parametrization of viscosity models for turbulent flows,
• mathematical analysis of viscosity models for the Navier-Stokes equations,
• benchmarking of turbulence models in numerical simulations,
• convergence to statistically averaged quantities of turbulent flows.

Local Organizing Committee


Gert Lube. Lars Röhe, Martin Schlather, and Andreas Tilgner.




Contributions


Presentations of 30 minutes talks are welcome. Participants should indicate this in their registration and provide a title and an abstract until September 10, 2010.




Sponsored by


Graduiertenkolleg “Identification in Mathematical Models: Synergy of Stochastic and Numerical Methods” (DFG)

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