Computational Fluid Dynamics

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Miscellaneous

The following projects reflect the spin-offs of fluid mechanics research and the diverse interests of the staff in T-3. Some of the techniques developed for numerical fluid and solid dynamics have found application in a variety of other areas. Additionally the staff of T-3 represents a broad base of interests and expertise that extends far beyond just numerical fluid dynamics.

Miscellaneous Projects
All of the filled circles are linkable projects.
All of the empty circles are navigational guides.

• Discovery of buried objects (e.g., mines)
• Diversity and the dynamics of eco-social evolution (Norman Johnson)
  • See a dedicated web site on Diveristy
  • Introduction to Science of Diversity
  • +The Science of Social Diversity
  • +Collective Problem Solving
• Self-organizing knowledge systems (Norman Johnson)
  • Symbiotic Intelligence Project
  • +Collective Problem Solving
• Forest Fire modeling

Questions? Contact us!

This is from "The Legacy and Future of CFD at Los Alamos" (LAUR#LA-UR-1426)(365Kb pdf file)

Contacts

Mark Schraad
Group Leader
schraad@lanl.gov

Beverly Corrales
Office Administrator

Mail Stop B216
(505) 667-4156 (Voice)
(505) 665-5926 (Fax)

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