Days: Friday, February 28th Saturday, March 1st
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This is the first part of the Firedrake tutorial, focusing on basic usage.
This is the continuation of the Firedrake tutorial, moving into more advanced examples.
Lunch will be taken in the Penland Dining Hall on campus, a short walk from the Baylor SUB. Make sure you bring the meal card provided with your nametag!
This session includes several talks on new and emerging features in Firedrake, such as a time-stepping abstraction, coupled problems over different domains, and new finite element spaces.
| 13:30 | Irksome: Automated time-stepping with Firedrake (abstract) PRESENTER: Robert Kirby |
| 14:00 | Submesh in Firedrake (abstract) PRESENTER: Koki Sagiyama |
| 14:30 | FIAT: enabling classical and modern macroelements (abstract) PRESENTER: Pablo Brubeck |
This is the first of two sessions on new numerical analysis results, with some interest in applying Firedrake or finding opportunities to apply it.
| 15:30 | A High-Order Uniformly Bounds-Constrained Finite Element Method via Variational Inequalities (abstract) PRESENTER: John Stephens |
| 16:00 | A preconditioner for the grad-div stabilized equal-order finite elements discretizations of the Oseen problem (abstract) PRESENTER: Yunhui He |
| 16:30 | The diffuse interface approach to fluid-structure interaction (abstract) PRESENTER: Francis Aznaran |
Dinner will be held in the Press Lounge at the Baylor Club in McLane Stadium
"Cash" (actually, only cards are accepted!) bar and appetizers at 18:00, dinner served at 19:00.
View this program: with abstractssession overviewtalk overview
This is the second of two sessions on new numerical analysis results, with some interest in applying Firedrake or finding opportunities to apply it.
| 09:00 | Solving Maxwell's Equations with a Nonlocal Boundary Condition (abstract) PRESENTER: Drew Anderson |
| 09:30 | On the modeling and approximation of a Gray-Scott model with nonlocal diffusion. (abstract) |
This section focuses on PDE-based applications and modeling in Firedrake.
| 10:30 | Firedrake for Magnetic Confinement Fusion Simulations (abstract) PRESENTER: Golo Wimmer |
| 11:00 | Advancing High-Resolution 3D Printing: Modeling Photopolymerization for Microfluidic Device Fabrication (abstract) |
We encourage attendees to interact with each other for informal discussions related to Firedrake usage, feature requests, or other kinds of feedback.
Lunch will be taken in the Penland Dining Hall on campus, a short walk from the Baylor SUB. Make sure you bring the meal card provided with your nametag!
This session focuses on HPC issues such as automatic differentiation, data structures, and Python/CUDA interaction.
| 13:30 | Automatic Differentiation in MFEM (abstract) |
| 14:00 | pyop3: a better code generator for mesh-based computations (abstract) PRESENTER: Connor Ward |
| 14:30 | CUDA Python (abstract) |
We encourage attendees to interact with each other for informal discussions related to Firedrake usage, feature requests, or other kinds of feedback.