Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Computational Methods with Applications in Materials Science

Major

Mathematics

College

College of Arts and Sciences

Research Mentor

Amanda E. Diegel

Research Mentor's Department

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Research Center

Center for Computational Sciences

Abstract

Poster created as part of the Center for Computational Sciences' Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Computational Methods with Applications in Materials Science and presented at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Showcase.

We propose a numerical approximation method modeling two-phase flow (via the Cahn-Hilliard equation) that incorporates data to achieve long-time accuracy. The underlying numerical method utilizes the Galerkin finite element method for spatial discretization and a method known as continuous data assimilation to incorporate the known data. We demonstrate the method is long-time stable and long-time accurate provided enough data measurements are incorporated into the simulation, overcoming possibly inaccurate initial conditions. Numerical experiments illustrate the effectiveness of the method on a benchmark test problem. All computations are completed in MATLAB.

Presentation Date

Summer 8-2-2024

Keywords

computational mathematics, fluid flow

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