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EigenFlow is a technical newsletter on applied mathematics and fluid dynamics, walking through building and validating OpenFOAM solvers for phase change and weld pool simulation. Each post explains the governing equations, the modelling tradeoffs, and how results are checked against analytical or experimental benchmarks.
The newsletter applies computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations to practical engineering problems such as smoke and heat control in enclosed spaces, cold-fog dispersion from LNG vaporizer stations, and airflow in airport buildings. Each issue pairs specific technical setups and numerical results with a question about how the physics works and how it can be controlled.
A personal CFD blog where the author documents aerospace simulation experiments, including RANS transition modelling for airfoil drag, taper ratio effects on low-Reynolds wings, and wing sweep studies. Readers get detailed setup descriptions, mesh and boundary condition choices, and comparative results with the author's own interpretations.
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