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Inoe Lab
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The lab uses numerical simulation to study the interaction between turbulence and structures.
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Investigating the relationship between turbulence and structures through numerical computation.
The Inoe Lab studies the interaction between turbulence and structures through numerical simulation.
Its main topics are developing nonlinear numerical schemes for fluid-structure interaction problems and developing high-accuracy numerical schemes for compressible turbulence.
Its research topics also include a method for measuring unsteady turbulence with a towed wind tunnel and numerical methods for compressible two-phase flow.
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The Inoe Lab investigates the interaction between turbulence and structures through numerical simulation. Its research topics are developing computational methods for this purpose and measurement methods for unsteady turbulence.
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- Associate ProfessorYohei Inoe
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