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When
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Organized by the Macsinet Working
Group “Geometric Modeling, CAD, evolving interfaces and surfaces” at the
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium on 1 and 2 September
2003.
Introduction:
Evolving interfaces and free
surfaces occur in a large variety of fields. Examples include material
sciences, fluid dynamics and image processing. The research activity on
this topic has seen a remarkable increase in recent years, in particular
related to the development of level set methods, interface-tracking methods,
a.o..
Many unresolved problems, for instance related to interfaces in two-fluid
systems with high density ratios, as occurring in free surfaces in maritime
applications, cavitation; bubble dynamics; interface instabilities,…,
are still present.
The numerical simulation of these phenomena are extremely challenging
and the objective of the workshop is to offer a framework for presentations
of recent advances and discussions between experts on current issues and
problems related to the mathematical modelling and numerical simulation
of evolving interfaces.
Programme
topics:
- Methods for representing
and tracking evolving surfaces in Multiphase flows and Free surface
flows
- Applications towards:
- Hydrodynamic instabilities and nonlinear dynamics of the free-surface
flows: mathematical and numerical modelling, experimental investigations
- Cavitating flows: computational models, numerical aspects, engineering
applications
- Moving interfaces: computational models, numerical aspects regarding
interface kinematics and dynamics, engineering applications
In addition to three invited
lectures, participants are encouraged to share their views with the others
in contributed talks, followed by open discussion sessions.
Accommodation::
Arrangements for lodging were made at the following hotels that provide
special prices for the workshop's participants:
Brussels Hotel, 315
Avenue Louise, B-1050, Brussels
tel: +32/(0)2/647 24 15, fax: +32/(0)2/647 34 63
Prices: single room 117 euros / double room 132 euros
These rates are only valid during the workshop, so please make your reservation
using the reference STRO/VUB - Macsinet WS. The deadline for reservation
is August 14, 2003, after which date the rates cannot be guaranteed.
Manos Hotel Residence,
100-104 Chaussee de Charleroi, B-1060, Brussels
tel: +32/(0)2/537 96 82, fax: +32/(0)2/539 36 55
Prices: single room 132 euros / double room 155 euros
Hotel Beau-Site, Rue
de la Longue Haie 76, B-1000, Brussels
tel: +32/(0)2/640 88 89, fax: +32/(0)2/640 16 11
Prices: single room 75 euros / double room 85 euros
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| Programme
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Mark Sussman, Florida State University, USA
A second order coupled level set and volume of fluid method
for growth and collapse of vapor bubbles
Remy Abgrall, Université Bordeaux I, France
Some problems and methods for the simulation of compressible
bubbly flows
Dietrich Schwabe,
R. R. Sumathi, I.Physikalisches Institut, JLU, Germany
Interaction of the thermocapillary with buoyant and rotationally
driven convection in Czochralski-crystal growth systems of oxides,
including crystal-melt interface
Jean-Claude Legros
et al, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
Numerical simulations of Thermocapillary effects in liquid bridges
Cristian Dinescu, Charles Hirsch, Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium
Computed spatio-temporal structures of the thermocapillary flow
in cylindrical liquid bridges
Eric Lorrain et al.
NUMECA International Brussels, Belgium
Cavitation in space pumps
Stephane Zaleski,
Université Marie et Pierre Curie, France
Direct numerical simulations of interfacial flows
Harald van Brummelen, Barry Koren, CWI and TU Delft, Netherlands
Conservative, oscillation-free computation of the two-fluid flows
is possible!
Ruben Scardovelli,
F.Aubert, E. Aulisa, S. Manservisi, V. Marra, University of Bologna,
Italy
A coupled marker and local area conservation method for interface
tracking
Michel Visonneau, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France
Computations of free-surface flows with an adaptive unstructured
finite volume method - Application to naval hydrodynamics
Djamel Lakehal, Institute
of Energy Technology ETHZ, Switzerland
Simulation of Turbulent Flows with Evolving Interfaces
Cristian Dinescu, Benoit Leonard, Charles Hirsch, Vrije Universiteit
Brussel,, Belgium
Reduced models for isothermal biphasic flows with free surfaces
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| Contact
the moderator |
| Prof. C. Hirsch,
Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium, hirsch@stro.vub.ac.be |
| Register
as a participant |
| Register
as participant using this form |
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