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CAM Colloquium: Olivier Desjardins (Cornell) - Scalable, conservative, and converging methods for high performance computations of turbulent liquid atomization

Friday, February 21, 2014 at 3:30pm Frank H. T. Rhodes Hall, 655 CAM Colloquium: Olivier Desjardins (Cornell) - Scalable, conservative, and converging methods for high performance computations of…

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CAM Colloquium: Olivier Desjardins (Cornell) - Scalable, conservative, and converging methods for high performance computations of turbulent liquid atomization

CAM Colloquium, 2014-02-21 - Olivier Desjardins: Scalable, Conservative, and Converging Methods for High Performance Computations of Turbulent Liquid Atomization...or How to Efficiently Solve discontinuous PDEs