ACUSim vortex shedding

From a recent press release:

ACUSIM Software, Inc., a leader in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technology and solutions, today announced the immediate availability of AcuSolve™ 1.8, the latest version of ACUSIM’s leading general-purpose, finite-element based CFD solver. ACUSIM will demonstrate AcuSolve 1.8 during two free webinars, taking place at 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. ET and 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. ET, on Oct. 26, 2010, at http://www.acusim.com/html/events.html.

Used by designers and research engineers with all levels of expertise, AcuSolve is highly differentiated by its accelerated speed, robustness, accuracy and multiphysics/multidisciplinary capabilities. Contributing to its robustness is the product’s Galerkin/Least-Square (GLS) finite element formulation and novel iterative linear equation solver for the fully coupled equation system. The combination of these two powerful technologies provides a highly stable and efficient solver, capable of handling unstructured meshes with tight boundary layers automatically generated from complex industrial geometries. Read the rest of this entry »

ECCOMAS CFD 2010, one of the world’s most important conferences in the field of CFD, is proud to announce a mini-symposium on “GPU Computing in Computational Fluid Dynamics”, organised by Stefan Turek and Dominik Göddeke.

Contributions to this event are cordially invited and should include a tentative title and an extended abstract. Submissions are due no later than  December 15 (via email to stefan.turek (at) math.tu-dortmund.de). For details, please contact Stefan Turek or Dominik Göddeke.

Support of this mini-symposium by German BMBF (SKALB project) is gratefully acknowledged.