Research Themes
- Massively Parallel Radiation Transport Methods
- Discretization and Multilevel Solution Techniques
- Methods for General Polyhedral Meshes
- Methods for Radiation-Hydrodynamics and Reactor Multiphysics
- Uncertainty Quantification
- CFD methods for Reactor Flows
- Machine Learning with Application to CFD and Transport
Accomplishments
- Demonstrated an exponentially-convergent Monte Carlo algorithm for a continuum transport system
- Developed and implemented a massively-parallel long-characteristic transport method
- Pioneered adaptive mesh refinement techniques for transport solvers
- Engineered a tightly coupled multi-physics software platform
- Devised robust and accurate spherical harmonics methods for time-dependent transport
Faculty
Jim E. Morel
- Professor, Nuclear Engineering
- Nancy & Ron Stinson Professor
- Director, Center for Large-Scale Scientific Simulations (CLASS)
- Joint Faculty Appointee, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Office: AIEN M306
- Phone: 979-845-6072
- Email: morel@tamu.edu
Jean C. Ragusa
- Professor, Nuclear Engineering
- Associate Director, Institute for Scientific Computation (ISC)
- Office: AIEN M305
- Phone: 979-862-2033
- Email: jean.ragusa@tamu.edu
Carlo Fiorina
- Associate Professor, Nuclear Engineering
- Office: AIEN M302A
- Email: carlo.fiorina@tamu.edu
