Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics '93

A selection of papers: 1. Invited Speakers. Parallel CFD Applications: Experiences on scalable distributed multicomputers (P. Schiano, A. Matrone). The investigation of 3D viscous gas flow over complex geometries using multiprocessor transputer systems (S.V. Peigin, S.V. Timchenko). Massively parallel finite element computation of 3D flows - mesh update strategies in computation of moving boundaries and interfaces (T. Tayfun Tezduyar et al.). Adaptive domain decomposition and parallel CFD (D. McCarthy, W.R. Jones). A review of the exploitation of parallel processing in environmental modelling (M. Ashworth). On the numerical wind tunnel (NWT) program (T. Iwamiya et al.). Parallel solution methods for the Navier-Stokes equations (R. Rannacher). 2. Networked Computers. On parallel simulation of reactive flows on an IBM RS/60000 workstation-cluster (F.K. Hebeker). 3. Comparison of Systems. Computation of aerodynamic flows using improved parallelization procedures (D. Drikakis, F. Durst). 4. Applications on Transputers. Parallel computations of turbulent transonic flows on a MEIKO computing surface (D. Golby, M.A. Leschziner). 5. Data Parallel Programming Model. Comparison of direct particle simulation on the MasPar MP-2 and the Connection Machine CM-2 (L. Dagum, J.D. McDonald). 6. Tools and Mapping Strategies I. Adaptive time-dependent CFD on distributed unstructured meshes (Ch. Walshaw, M. Berzins ). 7. Tools and Mapping Strategies II. SPAFS - software for parallelizing flow solvers (S. Narayanan). 8. Tools and Mapping Strategies III. A parallel block-structured Euler/Navier-Stokes code with adaptive refinement and run-time load balancing on the iPSC-860 hypercube (K. Lust et al.). 9. Industry Experience I. Implementation of an industrial CFD code on a massively parallel computer with distributed memory (F. Choukroun et al.). 10. Industry Experience II. Simulation of electromagnetic wave interactions on large MIMD supercomputers (G. Alleon, E. Duceau). 11. Domain Decomposition Methods I. A one shot domain decomposition/fictious domain method for the solution of elliptic equations (R. Glowinski et al.). 12. Domain Decomposition Methods II. A Schur type method based on outflow boundary condition (F. Nataf, F. Rogier). 13. Subspace Iterative Algorithms. Parallel implicit solvers for steady, compressible aerodynamics (W.D. Gropp et al.). 14. FEM and Irregular Meshes. Viscous flow computations on the Connection Machine by a finite element Petrov-Galerkin scheme (R. Choquet, P. Leyland). 15. Reacting or Turbulent Flow. Computation on a massively parallel machine of turbulent reactive flows using an Eulerian-Lagrangian probalistic approach (F. Pit, F. Rogier). 16. From Explicit to Implicit Algorithms on MIMD Systems. A parallel compressible 3D Navier-Stokes solver using unstructured meshes (M. Loriot, L. Fezoui). 17. Euler and Navier-Stokes Solvers. Parallelization of a 3-D CFD code (L. Le Toullec, Ph. Guillen). 18. Adaptive Methods. A generic adaptive-grid Navier-Stokes algorithm (Y. Kallinderis, A. Vidwans).