Welcome to the Lattice Boltzmann Research Group
The Lattice Boltzmann Research Group (LBRG) is an interdisciplinary research group aiming at taking advantage of novel mathematical modelling strategies and numerical methods to enable large-scale simulations as well as optimal control of fluid flows for applications in the field of process engineering. The LBRG aims at a better fundamental understanding of suspensions in general as well as for the improvement of mechanical processes and medical treatments. In particular the LBRG designs and uses models, algorithms and open source simulation tools as OpenLB always taking advantage of modern high performance computers for the simulation of e.g.
- Particulate fluid flows
- Thermal flows
- Turbulent flows
- Material transport and chemical reactive flows
- Light transport
- Fluid-structure interaction
- Flows in porous media and complex geometries
The LBRG’s teaching and education concept is project- and research-oriented, offering for example basic programming courses, lectures on parallel computing, software tutorials and advanced seminars on particular fluid flow simulations as well as optimal control theory. Read more
Latest News
2019/07/10 – International Workshop on Data-driven Modeling and Optimization in Fluid Mechanics Read more
2019/06/29 – LBRG at the open-day of the KIT Read more
2019/05/20 – OpenLB release 1.3 available. Read more on the OpenLB website
2019/05/09 – New project started: Thermal Comfort Evaluation by Lattice Boltzmann Simulations, Industry funded
2019/05/01 – New project started: Fundamental investigation of particle-layer rearrangement in ceramic wall flow filters by resolved particle simulations, DFG funded Read more
2019/04/11 –OpenLB at PowTech 2019, Nürnberg Germany (April 9th to 11th) Read more
2019/03/19 – New project started: Mesoscopic Molecular Dynamics Simulations - Development of Models and Computational Strategies for Complex Structural Bioinformatics Problems, DAAD funded Read more
2019/02/26 – International Spring School at Mannheim University of Applied Sciences - With High-Performance Computers on the Way to the Digital Twin Read more
2019/01/17 – Hiwi Job Available (C++ Programming) Read more
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