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This Week in CFD
This week’s news includes a long introduction to quantum computing that’s worth reading just in case we’ll be running CFD on such things. Lots of CFD applications are included, such as the one shown here about data used to validate … Continue reading
I’m Josh Dawson and This Is How I Mesh
One afternoon on an excruciatingly hot summer day in Texas, as I was taking phone call after phone call working as a 401(k) specialist at Fidelity Investments – I decided to go back to school to get my Masters of … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, biomedical, Caelus, Camtasia, CFD, Excel, food, geometry, gvim, Microsoft, OpenFOAM, Outlook, Pointwise, SAE World Congress, structured, This Is How I Mesh, vim
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I’m Lucas Sanchez and This Is How I Mesh
I always thought this thing called CFD was exclusively for NASA and F1, things so far away from where I stand that they seemed unreachable. Yet here I am. I’m from Murcia, a small region from the southeast of Spain … Continue reading
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Tagged CFD, food, meshing, Microsoft, open source, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, This Is How I Mesh
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This Week in CFD
There’s a practical way to define convergence of a CFD solution. It’s when you run out of time or budget or both. That’s what happened with this edition of This Week in CFD after a 56 day hiatus. I ran … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, 3DX, Altair, ANSYS, Azore, Branch Technology, CAD, CADfix, CFDTool, COFES, COMSOL, contest, Cray, DOS, ElVis, Femap, Flow360, geometry, HexaLab, high order, Intelligent Light, jobs, meshing, Microsoft, NASA, Nektar++, OceanMesh2D, OpenFOAM, OpenMesh, OpenQBMM, ParaView, Pointwise, Resolved Analytics, Rhino, SimScale, SimSolid, Skintite, Tecplot 360, Tecplot Chorus, Thingi10K, TotalSim, visualization
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I’m Tom Chan and This Is How I Mesh
I consider myself a true Seattle native, but I was born in South Vietnam. At the time, my parents were living in a thriving Chinese community in Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City). We were fortunate enough to leave in … Continue reading
I’m ZJ Wang and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up in Hunan, China, and always wanted to be a fighter pilot. But since I cannot handle spinning, I settled on being an aerospace engineer. I obtained a B.S. degree from the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT, … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, AIAA, AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, CFD, conference, food, git, Gmsh, higher order elements, hoCFD, Mathematica, Matlab, Microsoft, ParaView, Pointwise, Qt Creator, Tecplot, This Is How I Mesh
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