UROP Proceedings 2010-11
UROP Proceedings 2010-11
UROP Proceedings 2010-11
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Efficient Numerical Methods for Dynamic InterfaceAdvisor : LEUNG Shing Yu / MATHStudent : HON Yu Sing / MATH-MP & PHYS-PM(<strong>UROP</strong>1200, Spring 20<strong>11</strong>)This is a continuation of the previous project. We have made progress in the modifiedalgorithm for tracking a dynamic interface. In this part of the project, we have addeddynamics to the interface represented by the cell-based representation. In particular, progresshas been made on modeling motions of a circular interface under a translational motion andalso the motion in the normal direction.Efficient Numerical Methods for Dynamic InterfaceAdvisor : LEUNG Shing Yu / MATHStudent : LAM Yat Hei / PHYS(<strong>UROP</strong>1000, Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)This project aims at exploring new numerical methods to compute the arclength of a curve in2D and the surface area of an interface in 3D. We code in Visual C++ to develop flexiblenumerical approaches to find the arclength and surface areas of various simple objectsincluding circle, square and ellipsoid.Efficient Numerical Methods for Dynamic InterfaceAdvisor : LEUNG Shing Yu / MATHStudent : TSANG Chun Kong / MATH(<strong>UROP</strong><strong>11</strong>00, Fall <strong>2010</strong>)Modeling of an interface evolution is an important aspect in many fields in science andengineering, including multi-phase flow simulation, crystal growth simulation, and surfaceregularization in image processing. This project we develop and/or apply new numericalmethod to efficiently model interface motion.14