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Saito Lab
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A lab that uses mathematics to study the equations describing fluid motion.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying the equations of flow through mathematics.
The Saito Lab studies partial differential equations that describe fluid motion from a mathematical standpoint.
It investigates whether solutions exist and what properties they have for equations such as the Navier–Stokes equations, which govern viscous fluids.
Its research also covers two-phase flows, in which fluids with different properties flow in contact with each other.
Key terms
- partial differential equation
- An equation expressing the relationship between an unknown function and its partial derivatives. It is used to describe phenomena such as fluid motion.
- Navier–Stokes equations
- Equations describing the motion of viscous fluids.
- two-phase flow
- A situation in which two fluids with different properties flow in contact across a boundary.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab mathematically investigates partial differential equations describing fluid motion, including whether solutions exist and how solutions behave over time. Recent papers address the stability of solutions for two-phase flows and the existence of solutions for flows with surface tension.
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- Associate ProfessorHirokazu Saito
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