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AIMing: Automated Discovery for Structure-Preserving Discretizations

$750K

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Funder
National Science Foundation
Amount
$750K
Recipient
Cornell University
Deadline
Through December 31, 2029

Purpose

National Science Foundation awarded $750K to Cornell University for AIMing: Automated Discovery for Structure-Preserving Discretizations. Partial differential equations (PDEs) are one of the most common and flexible mathematical models for physical phenomena, from thermal conduction and fluid dynamics, to waves and electromagnetism. Accordingly, finding approximate solutions to PDEs given physical parameters, such as the geometry… Location: NY.

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