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Multiphysics Simulation Division Computational Physics Lab
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A research group that uses computers to study turbulence and the properties of materials.
AboutAbout the lab
Approaching turbulence and materials through computation
The Multiphysics Simulation Division is a division of the Center for Integrated Research of Future Electronics, which is affiliated with the Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability, and its faculty specialize in computational science.
Associate Professor Yoshimatsu studies turbulence, using a method called wavelet analysis to examine the structure of turbulence and information reduction.
Assistant Professor Araidai specializes in computational materials science and the electronic properties of surfaces and interfaces, and uses first-principles calculations to study materials for electronic devices and two-dimensional materials such as germanene.
Key terms
- Turbulence
- A state in which fluid flow becomes irregular and chaotic, with eddies of many different sizes mixed together
- Wavelet analysis
- A mathematical method that decomposes data such as flows into components by location and size (scale) for analysis
- First-principles calculation
- A method of calculating the properties of materials from the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics, without relying on empirical values
ResearchResearch themes
Faculty in this division use computers to study turbulence in fluids and the electronic properties of materials. Research using wavelet analysis for turbulence and first-principles calculations for materials has been published as papers.
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- Associate ProfessorKatsunori Yoshimatsu
- Assistant ProfessorMasaaki Araidai
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