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Parallel CFD 2004, the sixteenth international conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics and other modern scientific domains, has been held since May 24th till May 27th, 2004 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. The specialized, high-level Parallel CFD conferences are organised on travelling locations all over the world, yearly because of multidisciplinary subject of parallel CFD and its rapidly evolving nature.
The conference featured 8 invited lectures, 3 Mini Symposia, contributed papers and one Tutorial & Short Course. More than 80 multi-disciplinary presentations of the Parallel CFD had been presented, with participants from 17 countries. The sessions involved contributed papers on many diverse subjects including turbulence, complex flows, unstructured and adaptive grids, industrial applications, developments in software tools and environments as parallel optimization tools. This Book presents an up-to-date overview of the state of the art in parallel computational fluid dynamics.

- Report on current research in the field.
- Researchers around the world are included.
- Subject is important to all interested in solving large fluid dynamics problems.
- It is of interest to researchers in computer science, engineering and physical sciences.
- It is an interdisciplinary activity. Contributions include scientists with a variety of backgrounds.
- It is an area which is rapidly changing.
Parallel CFD 2004, the sixteenth international conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics and other modern scientific domains, has been held since May 24th till May 27th, 2004 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. The specialized, high-level Parallel CFD conferences are organised on travelling locations all over the world, yearly because of multidisciplinary subject of parallel CFD and its rapidly evolving nature.The conference featured 8 invited lectures, 3 Mini Symposia, contributed papers and one Tutorial & Short Course. More than 80 multi-disciplinary presentations of the Parallel CFD had been presented, with participants from 17 countries. The sessions involved contributed papers on many diverse subjects including turbulence, complex flows, unstructured and adaptive grids, industrial applications, developments in software tools and environments as parallel optimization tools. This Book presents an up-to-date overview of the state of the art in parallel computational fluid dynamics.- Report on current research in the field.- Researchers around the world are included.- Subject is important to all interested in solving large fluid dynamics problems.- It is of interest to researchers in computer science, engineering and physical sciences.- It is an interdisciplinary activity. Contributions include scientists with a variety of backgrounds.- It is an area which is rapidly changing.

front cover 1
copyright 5
front matter 6
Preface 6
Acknowledgements 7
table of contents 8
body 14
J. Jiménez What Do We Need to Substitute Experiments With Simulations in Turbulence? 14
G. F. Carey, W. Barth, B. Kirk and J.W. Peterson Parallel CFD for Flow and Transport Applications Including Unstructured and Adaptive Grids. 22
Y. Kaneda and M. Yokokawa DNS of Canonical Turbulence with up to 40963 Grid Points. 36
S. Peigin and B. Epstein Massive Parallelization as Principal Technology for Constrained Optimization of Aerodynamic Shapes. 46
J. M. McDonough and T. Yang Parallel Performance of a New Model for Wildland Fire Spread Predictions. 58
M. Soria, F. X. Trias, C.D. Pérez-Segarra and A. Oliva Direct Numerical Simulation of Turbulent Natural Convection Flows on PC Clusters Using a Fourth-Order Symmetry-Preserving Method. 66
W. LoandC.-A. Lin A Near Wall Pressure Treatment for Large Eddy Simulation. 74
I. Boursier, D. Tromeur-Dervout and Y. Vassilevsky Aitken-Schwarz Methods with Non Matching Finite Elements and Spectral Elements Grids for the Parallel Simulation of an Underground Waste Disposal Site Modelized by Upscaling. 82
G. Amati and F. Massaioli Parallel and Serial Issues for a Lattice Boltzmann Method Code: A Performance Point of View. 90
V. Ivannikov, S. Gaissaryan, A. Avetisyan and V. Padaryan Checkpointing improvement in ParJava environment. 98
R. Sentis and F. Duboc Coupling Hydrodynamics with a Paraxial Solver for Laser Propagation. The HERA Plateform for Laser-Plasma interaction. 106
M. Borchardt, H. Leyh, J. Riemann and R. Schneider Linux Cluster Computing for Stellarator Studies. 112
A. V. Alexandrov, V. G. Bobkov and T. K. Kozubskaya DNS Simulation of Acoustic Wave Damping in a Liner Element. 118
F. X. Trias, M. Soria, O. Lehmkuhl and C.D. Pérez-Segarra An Efficient Direct Algorithm for the Solution of the Fourth-Order Poisson Equation on Loosely Coupled Parallel Computers. 126
H. Nishida, H. Yoshioka andM. Hatta Higher Order Parallel DNS of Incompressible Turbulence Using Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations. 134
K. Chiba, S. Obayashi and K. Nakahashi Tradeoff Analysis of Aerodynamic Wing Design for RLV. 142
I. H. Tuncer and M. Kaya Parallel Optimization of Flapping Airfoils in a Biplane Configuration for Maximum Thrust. 150
L. González, E.J. Whitney, K. Srinivas, J. Périaux CFD Design in Aeronautics Using a Robust Multilevel Parallel Evolutionary Optimiser. 158
M. Yamakawa and K. Matsuno Solutions of the Flow Field on Unstructured Moving-Patched-Grid in a Parallel Environment. 168
K. Nakahashi andL.-S. Kim High-Density Mesh Computations of Airfoil Flows by Building-Cube Method. 176
S. N. Boldyrev On Using the Multilevel Approach in Partitioning Big Unstructured Meshes. 184
H. Tomita, M. Satoh and T. Nasuno A Stretched Icosahedral Grid for the Global Cloud Resolving Model. 190
ENVIRONMENTAL FLOWS & ECOLOGY PROBLEMS
M. Tsugawa, Y. Tanaka, M. Sakashita and M. Kogi Development of a Parallel Ocean General Circulation Model on the Cubic Grid. 196
B. Galván, B. González, A. Padrón, H. Carmona and G. Winter Optimal Placement of Wastewater Outfalls Using an Internet-based Distributed Computing Environment and a 3D finite Volume Model of Pollutant Dispersion in Offshore Waters. 204
M. J. Castro, J. A. García-Rodríguez, J. M. González-Vida and C. Parés A Parallel 2D Finite Volume Scheme for Solving the Bilayer Shallow Water System: Modellization of Water Exchange at the Strait of Gibraltar. 212
M. Zijlema Parallelization of a Nearshore Wind Wave Model for Distributed Memory Architectures. 220
C. Ciortan, C. Guedes Soares, J. Wanderley and C. Levi Calculation of the Flow Around Ship Hulls Using a Parallel CFD Code. 228
A. I. Sukhinov and A. A. Sukhinov 3D Model of Diffusion-Advection-Aggregation Suspensions in Water Basins and Its Parallel Realization. 236
A. I. Sukhinov and A. A. Sukhinov Reconstruction of 2001 Ecological Disaster in the Azov Sea on the Basis of Precise Hydrophysics Models. 244
I. A. Graur, T. A. Kudryashova and S. V. Polyakov Modeling of Flow for Radiative Transport Problems. 252
S. M. Bakhrakh, O. B. Drennov, T. A. Goreva, A. L. Mikhailov, P. N. Nizovtsev and E. V. Shuvalova, V. F. Spiridonov and N. A. Volodina, Numerical Simulation and Experimental Investigation of the Stabilizing Effect of Coatings on Shear Instability Growth 260
B.N. Chetverushkin and N. Yu. Romanyukha Kinetic and Lattice Boltzmann Schemes. 270
R. K. Agarwal Lattice Boltzmann Simulations of Magnetohydrodynamic Slip Flow in Micro-Channels. 276
G. Brenner and A. Al-Zoubi Application of the Lattice Boltzmann Method for the Estimation of Permeabilities in Complex Structures. 284
X. J. Gu, D. R. Emerson, D. Bradley and P. H. Gaskell Numerical Modeling of Turbulent Non-Premixed Methane Jet Flames in a Crosswind. 292
É. Laucoin and C. Calvin A Parallel Front-Tracking Method for Two-Phase Flows Simulations. 302
B.N. Chetverushkin, N. G. Churbanova and M. A. Trapeznikova Parallel Simulation of Low Mach Number Flows Based on the Quasi Gas Dynamic Model with Pressure Decomposition. 310
L. A. Barba Computing High-Reynolds Number Vortical Flows: A Highly Accurate Method With a Fully Meshless Formulation. 318
K. Shimano, K. Okudera, T. Anaguchi, N. Utsumi, M. Saito, C. Sumie and Y. Enomoto Parallel Computing of Flow in Centrifugal Fan Volute Using Contravariant Physical Velocity. 326
Ø. Staff and S. Ø. Wille The Efficiency of a Parallel ILU Preconditioner for Finite Element Solutions of the Navier-Stokes Equations. 334
J. Sahu and K. R. Heavey High Performance Parallel Computing CFD Simulations of Projectiles with Flow Control. 342
B.N. Chetverushkin, V.A. Gasilov, S.V. Polyakov, M.V. Iakobovski, E.L. Kartashera, I.V. Abalakin, I.V. Popov, N.Yu. Romanyukha, S.A. Sukov andA.S. Minkin CFD Software Project GIMM. Study of Hydrodynamic Problems via Parallel Computing. 352
Computing. 339 M. Kremenetsky and T. Larsson Numerical Studies on a ccNUMA Computer Architecture for a Large Scale Race Car Aerodynamics Simulation. 358
M. Kremenetsky and T. Larsson Numerical Studies on a ccNUMA Computer Architecture for a Large Scale Race Car Aerodynamics Simulation. 366
M. Garbey, H. LtaiefandR. Keller Reaction-Convection-Diffusion Solver for CFD Applications on the Grid. 12
A. Frullone and D. Tromeur-Dervout A Ghost Cell Immersed Boundary Method Coupled with Aitken Schwarz DDM for Computation of Liquid-Liquid Phase Fronts on Fixed Grids. 374
D. Tromeur-Dervout Adaptive Time Domain Decomposition for Systems of ODEs on Grid Architecture. 382
K. Matsuno Flexible and Efficient Parallel Computation for Complex Flows Using Building-Multi-Block and Block Decomposition Method. 390
Y. Kim, S. H. Park, K. W. Cho andJ. H. Kwon Turbulent Flow Simulations Using the Parallelized Multigrid Navier-Stokes Solver. 396
R.U. Payli, E. Yilmaz, A. Ecer, H.U. Akay andS. Chien DLB - A Dynamic Load Balancing Tool for Grid Computing. 400
S. Y. Chien, L. Giavelli, A. Ecer and H. U. Akay Security Considerations in the Distributed Parallel Computation Environment. 408

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