COMUEX
The Center of Mixing Under Extreme Conditions (COMUEX) has the following goals:
- To lead the Laboratory in its diverse activities in the areas concerning mix and turbulence under extreme conditions as related to stockpile stewardship, weapons, ICF, astrophysics, combustion, and any other LANL/national application in a manner that promotes practical and scientifically defensible results.
- To lead the Laboratory in the conclusion of the appropriate predictive capability framework (PCF) and National Boost Initiative (NBI) plans through 2020.
- To support interests in predictive science, experimental investigations and discovery, and theoretical studies.
- To create a decadal study document to establish our goals and philosophies and, in the future, document our achievements.
- To provide a forum (internal and external) for the scientific discussion of the multiple viewpoints pertaining to the subject(s); experiments, theory and modeling.
- To formalize a LANL international lead in and the development of a new paradigm for extreme science and physics that underlies material mixing.
Upcoming Events
Joe Shepherd
Hypersonic boundary layer transition from laminar to turbulent flow
Time: 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 18
Place: T-4 Conference Room
Abstract (pdf)
Jon Baltzer
Multiscale Organization of Turbulent Structures in Wall-Bounded Shear Flow Simulations
Time: 3:30 p.m., Thursday, January 10
Place: T-4 Conference Room
Abstract (pdf)
