The amount of data encompassed by the global climate in its entirety, from its winds and temperature conditions to shifting formations of cloud, is almost unimaginably complex. Layer in the ever-evolving small- and large-scale interactions involved, and the thought of creating a model of the entire Earth system seems beyond possibility. That is, until recent HPC-powered simulations reached a level of accuracy in many ways “indistinguishable from nature.” This image shows the cloud field from a global simulation of the […]

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Turbulent combustion is just that. Jet engines and high-power furnaces produce a great amount of energy, along with its byproduct: emissions in the form of soot and other polluting materials. As we eye our future and governments demand ever-cleaner, more efficient performance, Michael Mueller, Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, is creating mathematical models of uncertainty that may change the future of the field. Read more on the Princeton Research Computing website…

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