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Computational Radiation Transport, Multi-Physics, and Predictive Science

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Research

I only give here some high-level overview of my research. Many additional details can be found in the News Posts where many of my students’ research is highlighted. A list of sponsors can be found here.

Radiation Transport:

  • Efficient diffusion preconditioners for neutral- and charged-particle transport
  • Unstructured mesh generation compatible with massively parallel Sn sweeps
  • Optimization of massively parallel Sn transport sweeps; see our PDT code page
  • Spatial mesh adaptivity for diffusion, SPn, and Sn transport
  • Uncollided-flux treatment in polyhedral meshes
  • High-order finite elements for transport on unstructured meshes
  • Positivity-preserving schemes (in collaboration with MATH colleagues)
  • Inverse problems in transport


Multiphysics:

  • Tight multiphysics coupling paradigms (JFNK, accelerated Picard)
  • Coupled radiation-hydrodynamics (‘rad-hydro’)
  • Single and two-phase flow simulations
  • Artificial entropy viscosity methods for fluid flow numerics
  • Tensor Mechanics for nuclear fuel modeling

 

Predictive Science:

  • Model order reduction in multiphysics applications
  • Uncertainty Quantification (polynomial chaos expansions, proper orthogonal decompositions -POD-, proper generalized decompositions -PGD-, Gaussian processes, …)
  • Model-order reduction for Sn transport
  • Adjoint-based sensitivity
  • Machine learning

Reactor Physics:

  • Fuel assembly design for Minor-Actinides disposition
  • Molten salt reactor technology
  • Impact of high-thermal conductivity fuels on neutronic design
  • Applied reactor physics for non-proliferation

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