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Tatuno Lab
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A lab that studies the motion of plasmas and fluids using computers.
AboutAbout the lab
Investigating plasma and fluids by computer
The Tatuno Lab uses simulation to study the motion of plasmas and fluids.
Past graduation theses and similar projects include GPU-accelerated fluid simulation with particle methods and visualization of results using VR goggles.
Other topics include visualizing plasma equilibrium in a helical fusion experimental reactor and the nonequilibrium thermodynamic properties of Landau damping.
Key terms
- Plasma
- A state of matter in which the atoms of a gas separate into electrons and ions and become electrically charged
- Particle method
- A way of computing flow by representing a fluid as the motion of many particles
- GPU
- A computing device designed for image processing that can carry out many calculations at the same time
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the motion of plasmas and fluids through numerical simulation. Its graduation theses and similar projects also cover ways to speed up computation and visualization that presents results in VR.
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- Faculty memberTomoya Tatuno
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