C-SWARM Seminar Series Archives

2017-2018

• APR 17 2018

  Computational and Mathematical Aspects of Nonlocal Models

  Dr. Michael L. Parks
  Computer Science Research Institute,
  Sandia National Laboratory

  10-11:00 a.m.
  117 I/J, Cushing Hall
  University of Notre Dame

2016-2017

• OCT 13 2016

  Geometry Effects on Detonation Performance in Ideal and Non-Ideal High Explosives

  Mark Short, P.h.D.
  Shock and Detonation Physics Group,
  Los Alamos National Laboratory

  1-2:00 p.m.
  117 I/J, Cushing Hall
  University of Notre Dame

• SEP 22 2016

  An Embedded Mesh Method for Coupling Lagrangian and ALE Finite Element Models

  Mike Puso, Ph.D.
  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  1-2:00 p.m.
  117 I/J, Cushing Hall
  University of Notre Dame

2015-2016

April 22, 2016

Application of Quantitative 3D Imaging to Better Understand the Relationships between Chemical Formulation, Morphological Characteristics and Physical Properties of Materials

Brian M. Patterson, Ph.D.
Los Alamos National Laboratory

• April 14, 2016

  Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Models

  Habib N. Najm, Ph.D.
  Sandia National Laboratories,
  Livermore, CA

• December 17, 2015

  Mr. Michael Skroch and Dr. Jesse Thomas from Sandia National Laboratory

• December 10, 2015

  Recent Methods Developments for Modeling Interfacial Flows

  Dr. Marianne Francois from
  Los Alamos National Lab

• November 5, 2015

  Dr. Karel Matouš

  Presentation on the C-SWARM Mission

• August 27, 2015

  Kokkos, Manycore Device Performance Portability for C++ HPC Applications

  H. Carter Edwards

2014-2015

• MAY 7, 2015

  Physics of Rayleigh-Taylor instability from high resolution DNS data

  Dr. Daniel Livescu, CCS Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, NM

• MARCH 26, 2015

  Part 1: Novel discretizations for the rapid analysis of geometrically-complex structures
  
  Part 2: Direct numerical simulations in solid mechanics for understanding the engineering-scale effects of microstructure with applications to additive manufacturing

  Joseph E. Bishop, Ph.D. from Sandia Labs

  There were also presentations from the CP and CS teams

• FEBRUARY 26, 2015

  Chemistry of the Nickel/Aluminum System

  Ibrahim Emre Gunduz

  Uncertainty Quantification using DAKOTA

  Waad Subber

  Distributed Control: Priority Scheduling for Single Source Shortest Paths without Synchronization

  Marcin Zalewski

• JANUARY 15, 2015

  Matrix Template Library (MTL).

  Andrew Lumsdaine

• OCTOBER 9, 2014

  High Performance ParalleX: An Architectural Overview

  Kevin Bohan

  Material Characterization: From Atomic to Macroscale

  Christopher Shuck

• SEPTEMBER 25, 2014

  Three field finite element approach for transient non-linear problems

  Dr. Sangmin Lee

  Recent Developments on WAMR

  Dr. Bo Zhang

• SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

  Space-Time Domain Decomposition for Non-Matching Grids with Multi-Time Steps

  Dr. Waad Subber

  Kolsky Bar Testing of Pressed Aluminum Powders

  Matt Beason