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They say the only constant in life is change and that’s as true for blogs as anything else. After almost a dozen years blogging here on WordPress.com as Another Fine Mesh, it’s time to move to a new...
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Welcome to the 500th edition of This Week in CFD on the Another Fine Mesh blog. Over 12 years ago we decided to start blogging to connect with CFDers across teh interwebs. “Out-teach the competition”...
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It’s nice to see a healthy set of events in the CFD news this week and I’d be remiss if I didn’t encourage you to register for CadenceCONNECT CFD on 19 April. And I don’t even mention the International...
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Some very cool applications of CFD (like the one shown here) dominate this week’s CFD news including asteroid impacts, fish, and a mesh of a mesh. For those of you with access, NAFEM’s article 100...
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This week’s aggregation of CFD bookmarks from around the internet clearly exhibits the quote attributed to Mark Twain, “I didn’t have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead.” Which...
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This is a wonderful edition of This Week in CFD if I do say so myself. Highlights include a great white paper about digital twins, a fun paper about myths in high performance computing, debate and...
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This week’s hoard of CFD miscellany includes several items that will require a deep breath and some time to digest. There’s an online interactive text on linear algebra, the International Simulation...
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So many in-person CFD events are coming up in the first half of the year that’s what this edition of This Week in CFD leads with [count the grammar errors in that sentence]. Not to be outdone, the...
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Welcome to the first, almost not published, edition of This Week in CFD for 2023. I write “almost not published” because WordPress is having some serious problems today so I’m just publishing what I’ve...
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If you enjoy seeing CFD in action, this week’s news has applications galore including some non-traditional uses. Be certain to browse Digital Engineering’s Technology Outlook edition to learn what...
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Ever wish you could slow down or stop time so you could really enjoy something? This week’s article includes several items that can serve as a time sink. The “image of the week” deserves detailed...
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Here’s a harvesting of CFD news for the first Friday of December. It’s a little light because your editor has been operating at less than full capacity all week but nonetheless you’ll see a lot of cool...
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This week’s agglomeration of CFD news and notes includes a fantastic image of the week which follows a very cool image of the week in the last edition. The fact that Pointwise was used for the meshing...
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Due to the beneficence of my employer, today is a day off, a “global recharge day.” Which means that this week’s compendium of CFD news is more relaxed and less snarky than usual. (Sorry, Jeff). The...
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Thirty-four days until Thanksgiving. Sixty-five until Xmas. Seventy-one until 2022 is over. But only one day until the weekend. Let’s celebrate small victories with big news from the wonderful world of...
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There’s something for everyone in today’s muster of CFD news. There’s a CFD contest for grad students, vibrating cars, updates from the SIAM International Meshing Roundtable, a report on progress...
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Something weekend this way comes (credit @etherbrian). And with the weekend you get a side order of CFD notions. After a long wait, the AIAA’s CFD Vision 2030 integration committee published their...
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Let’s get Navier-Stoked because it’s Friday and time to review recent news from the world of computational fluid dynamics. I want to draw your attention to a few specific articles beginning with the...
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Hi, I’m Reza Djeddi and I’m a Lead CFD Application Engineer at Cadence Design Systems. Some of my friends call me “The Jedi” because of how they think my last name is pronounced and the fact that I’m a...
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This week’s agglomeration of CFD flotsam and jetsam is chock full of wonderful images including an “image of the week” that qualifies for “image of the year.” There are several articles involving ML...
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