Jean Favre (CSCS) presents at SC12 a video created together with Martin Schmitt and Christos E. Frouzakis ETH Zurich of direct numerical simulation of flow in engine-like geometries. Internal combustion engine flows are turbulent, unsteady and exhibit high cycle-to-cycle variations. There are multiple turbulence generating mechanisms and their effects overlap in time and space, creating […]
Andreas Born from the Climate and Environmental Physics group at University of Bern presented at CSCS User Day a poster portraying the work that the entire group has been doing at CSCS. He stresses how the storage requirement increases linearly with the cpu hours and how to answer scientific questions they cannot separate on from […]
During CSCS User Day, PhD student David Daverio in the Geneva cosmology group of Martin Kunz at University of Geneva presented his work on “Cosmic strings simulation”. David also gave a very interesting talk on his work attempting to clarify to the audience what are cosmic strings and how to simulate them on Monte Rosa.
CSCS has the pleasure to announce the following course which will be held at CSCS in Lugano on December 10-12, 2012: Getting the best out of multi-core Modern multi-core x86 processors have 100 times more peak performance than similar single-core processors from ten years ago, but most applications haven’t been able to leverage this power […]
Babak Hejazialhosseini works in the CSE Lab at ETH Zurich under the supervision of Professor Koumoutsakos. Babak presents his work on “High throughput software for direct numerical simulations of compressible two-phase flows”.
