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Kyongmin Yeo |
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Welcome ! I am a Research Scientist at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY. My research interests are focused on, but not limited to, understanding natural and engineering multiscale flow phenomena, such as turbulent flows, multiphase flows, granular media, biological flows, to name a few. Currently, I am working on multiscale physics modeling and uncertainty quantification of urban dispersion as well as suspensions of active particles. During my graduate study, I have studied the physics of solid-fluid multiphase system, Lagrangian dynamics in Stokes, finite-inertia, and turbulent flows for a wide range of volume fractions - dilute to near-maximum-packing limit, and rheology. After Brown, I spent one and a half year at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab., working with Prof. David Romps on a Lagrangian method to analyse deep convecting clouds. As I have the negation aura field, I chose numerical simulations over experiments. I usually enjoy taking some time off while my simulations are running. So, I prefer large scale simulations, which helped me familiar with parallel and high performance computing. I am experienced in both C++ and FORTRAN90 with MPI / OpenMP.
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E-mail: kyongmin AT gmail.com Research interests - Microhydrodynamics - Physics of turbulent flows - Computational Fluid Dynamics - High Performance Computing - Numerical Analysis List of Publications (Not updated since 2011)
● Yeo &
Maxey, Numerical simulations of concentrated suspensions of
monodisperse particles in a Poiseuille flow, J. Fluid Mech.
in press (2011).
Misc Here, I provide some of my old codes with short notes, hoping these will be helpful for beginning graduate students. You are welcom to download and use them. BEWARE! I DO NOT GUARANTEE THAT THEY ARE BUG-FREE! ☞ Navier-Stokes solver in cylindrical coordinates : Tar, PPT (Animations in the PPT can be properly replayed in IE) |