NVIDIA WEBINAR
This webinar discusses how NVIDIA GPUs and CUDA can enable high-fidelity Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for higher education and research.
Flow field computations for transient and turbulent flow problems are highly compute-intensive and time-consuming. Popular existing numerical techniques often compromise on the underlying physics or require a massive amount of computational resources. Hence, fast and accurate CFD simulations on energy- and cost-efficient hardware are greatly appreciated by both academia and industry.
After a brief review of the theoretical basics and implementation details of a tailor-made CUDA-accelerated CFD solver, results from several international research projects are presented. They all demonstrate that GPU computing can be a game changer for state-of-the art research projects in many relevant areas of CFD.
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Christian F. Janßen is initiator and former head of the ELBE group at Hamburg University of Technology. He is (co-)author of several dozens of scientific publications and gave more than 50 talks in the field of GPU-accelerated Computational Fluid Dynamics over the past decade. His work aims at innovative numerical methods for simulation-based design and interactive simulations of complex flows. He is currently working as Program Manager for the GPU-accelerated Lattice-Boltzmann solver Altair ultraFluidX and serves as external lecturer at Hamburg University of Technology.
www.tuhh.de/elbe
www.christian-janssen.de
@CFJanssen
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Date & Time: Wednesday, April 22, 2018