A third pillar of the MOCA center involves research in the area of scientific computation. This area of research seeks to develop new algorithms to solve mathematical problems accurately and efficiently, and to uncover the behavior and any limitations of these algorithms.
Galerkin Difference (GD) methods are a new class of finite element approximations based on a Galerkin projection into a piecewise polynomial space described by a set of known basis functions.
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Fluid-structure interaction (FSI) problems are important in many areas of engineering and applied science such as modeling of blood flow, flow-induced vibrations of structures, and wave energy devices, and there is significant interest in numerical simulation tools for such problems. Conjug
ACTEOM is a DARPA funded project, part of the EXTREME program, with the goal of developing an Advanced Computational Toolkit for Engineered Optical Materials (ACTEOM).
