Platon seminar (11/05/2023) – Hugo Dornier

Hugo Dornier, PhD student, Platon Team (joint with Onera) Title: Robust and efficient CFD simulation of the ARL-SL19 supersonic cascade through adaptive mesh refinement Abstract: The presentation will focus on an efficient adaptive mesh refinement method able to generate automatically high quality grids that allow accurate CFD simulations for supersonic…

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Platon seminar (20/04/2023) – Adrien Melot

Adrien Melot, Postdoctoral Researcher at I4S Inria Team. Title: Computational methods for bifurcation analysis and control. The ever-increasing demand for lighter structures and more efficient systems requires that the effects of nonlinearities be evaluated at the design stage. One of the most notable characteristics that sets apart nonlinear systems from…

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Platon seminar (30/03/2023) – Meryem Benmahdi

Meryem Benmahdi, PhD student at Platon Team. Title: Uncertainty quantification and calibration of one-dimensional arterial hemodynamics Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally. Virtual twins can support healthcare professionals in the diagnosis, interventional planning, and follow-up of patients. Three-dimensional (3D) high-fidelity computational hemodynamics simulations are usually extremely costly.…

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Platon Seminar – Zachary Jones

Zachary Jones, PhD student at Platon Team. Title: Random Fourier Features for Hyperkernel learning Kernel choice and calibration remain an important aspect of machine learning and statistical applications. Defining the space of kernel functions as a reproducing kernel Hilbert space, creating a hyper reproducing kernel Hilbert space, offers one means…

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Seminar from Guglielmo Scovazzi: The Shifted Boundary / Shifted Fracture Method for Computational Mechanics

Embedded/immersed/unfitted boundary methods obviate the need for continual re-meshing in many applications involving rapid prototyping and design. Unfortunately, many finite element embedded boundary methods (cutFEM, Finite Cell Method, etc. ) are also difficult to implement due to: (a) the need to perform complex cell cutting operations at boundaries, (b) the…

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TRACES Kick-off

Kick-off meeting of the MSCA Doctoral Network TRACES on the 12th and 13th of December at Politecnico di Milano. TRACES is a European Joint Doctorate network whose main goal is to provide high-level training in the field of in-flight icing to deliver a new generation of high achieving Doctoral Researchers…

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Platon Seminar – Maria Han Veiga

Maria Han Veiga, Assistant Professor in Mathematics at University of Michigan. Title: High fidelity numerical codes: structure-preserving schemes with data-driven models. Many engineering and scientific problems can be described by equations of fluid dynamics, namely, systems of time dependent nonlinear hyperbolic PDEs. The mathematical description of these processes as well…

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