Weekly Seminar: Fall 2008
Date: September 19
Time: 11:00 AM
Location: Maryland Hall 110
Speaker: Dr. Habib Najm
Sandia National Laboratory
Title:"Uncertainty Quantification in Chemical Systems"
Abstract
This talk will demonstrate the use of multiwavelet spectral polynomial
chaos (PC) techniques for uncertainty quantification in ignition of a
methane-air system at atmospheric pressure. Bayesian inference is employed
for identifying the probabilistic representation of the uncertain parameters
based on data. These random/uncertain parameters are represented using
multiwavelet PC, and the uncertainty is propagated through the ignition
process using both intrusive Galerkin projection and non-intrusive monte-carlo
sampling methods. I analyze the time evolution of moments and probability
density functions of the solution, and examine the role and significance
of dependence among the uncertain parameters. I finish with a discussion
of the role of nonlinearity and the performance of the algorithm.
Upcoming Seminar
CEAFM SEMINAR
Speaker: Dr. Carlos Hidrovo (The University of Texas at Austin)
Title: "Gas-Liquid Multiphase Flows for High Speed Microfluidics"
Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 (Special Day)
Time: 3:00 p.m. (Special Time)
Location: Gilman Hall 50 (Marjorie M. Fisher Hall)
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