The purpose of the symposium is to provide a forum for the representation of current activities and new ideas in the development of computational methods for multiphase flows and mathematical models. The submitted papers should address the new application of conventional technique or new, more efficient, numerical methods which provide more accurate solutions to gas-liquid, gas-particle, and solid-liquid flows as well as three-phase flows. Papers on the development of numerical models are also welcomed. Typical topics may include:
- Direct numerical simulations
- Finite element techniques
- Finite difference/finite volume methods
- Vortex simulations
- Large eddy simulations
- Two-fluid models
- Lagrangian models
| Lead Organizer: | Professor Akio Tomiyama | Kobe University | |
| Location: | Kobe | Hyogo | Japan |
| Email: | tomiyama@mech.kobe-u.ac.jp | ||
| Lead Organizer: | Dr. Malcolm J. Andrews | Los Alamos National Laboratory | |
| Location: | Los Alamos | NM | USA |
| Email: | mandrews@lanl.gov | ||
| Lead Organizer: | Professor Hyounggwon CHOI | Seoul National University of Technology | |
| Location: | Seoul | Korea | |
| Email: | hgchoi@snut.ac.kr | ||
| Organizer: | Professor Francine Battaglia | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | |
| Location: | Blacksburg | VA | USA |
| Email: | fbattaglia@vt.edu | ||
| Organizer: | Professor Seung-Won SHIN | Hongik University | |
| Location: | Seoul | Korea | |
| Email: | sshin@hongik.ac.kr | ||