We conduct fundamental research in fluid mechanics. We aim to explain the physical mechanisms of multi-phase and wall-bounded turbulent flows with applications in aerodynamics and propulsion.
We develop numerical methods and algorithms for parallel supercomputers for state-of-the-art Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) and Large-Eddy Simulations (LES) of turbulent flows using high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial neural networks (ANN).
We have recently discovered a new law of fluid mechanics – the law of incipient separation (AIAA J. 2021) – have developed “Fast” numerical methods for flows over curved surfaces (FastRK3 – JCP 2020) and multiphase flows (FastP* – JCP 2014) which are tens of times faster than previous methods while preserving the computational accuracy, and have developed a new LES approach for droplet-laden flows mixed with artificial neural networks (MANN-LES – IJMF 2021).
Recent News
Adidela awarded ACE Fellowship
Nithin Adidela awarded Aerospace Career Enhancement Fellowship.
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Aithal awarded Condit Fellowship
Abhiram Aithal chosen as the Condit Dissertation Year Fellow.
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AIAA Announces its Class of 2022 Associate Fellows
A&A’s Antonino Ferrante makes the 2022 Class of AIAA Associate Fellows.
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New law of physics finds a sweet spot for aircraft efficiency
A&A researchers in the Computational Fluid Mechanics Lab prove the existence of a new law of physics.
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