The AIAA Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Conference will highlight recent analytical, computational and experimental advances in the various topics of the physics of fluids flows. The sessions will include original works in theoretical aerodynamics, transonic flows, vortex dynamics, hydrodynamic stability, flow control, and turbulent boundary layers.
Modern techniques in mathematical analysis
Computational and experimental contributions that illuminate theoretical aspects of fluid mechanics
Application of dynamical systems theory to fluid mechanics
Reduced-order modeling in fluid mechanics
Asymptotic methods in fluid mechanics
Flow control, including PID, LQG/H MPC, and Lyapunov-based approaches
Flowfield estimation/forecasting and adaptive observation, including Wiener, Kalman, Ensemble, Variational, and Hybrid approaches
Theoretical aerodynamics
Aerodynamic shape optimization
General stability, including local, global, and transient growth analysis
Instabilities of wall bounded and free shear flows
Richtmyer-Meshkov and Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities
Waves
Separated flows
Boundary-layers
Jets, wakes, and shear layers
Unsteady flows
Turbulence, including RANS, LES, DNS, and coherent structures
Vortex dynamics and rotating flows
Shock/boundary-layer interaction
Transonic, supersonic, and hypersonic flows
Rarefied gas dynamics
Molecular hydrodynamics and simulations
Reacting flows
Fluid-structure interactions
Multiphase flows
Micro/nano-scale fluid mechanics
Bio-fluid mechanics
Geophysical fluid mechanics
Fluid dynamics of wind energy
06月05日
2017
06月09日
2017
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