Fluid Dynamics: From Theory to Experiment

该奖项为参加2010年6月7日至10日在蒙大拿州立大学举行的“流体动力学：从理论到实验”会议的与会者提供旅费。会议集中讨论了流体动力学中的三个热点领域：(1)流体动力学中的奇点形成、涡旋动力学和湍流；(2)磁场的产生和重联；(3)生物运动流体动力学。会议汇集了应用数学家和在这些领域工作的其他科学家，他们对分析、实验和计算方法感兴趣。其目的是促进有关分析和实验在流体动力学中的未来作用及其与计算方法的关系的结果和思想的交流。会议的形式，有广泛多样的发言者和广泛的非正式互动时间，旨在促进讨论，促进参与者之间的新合作，并影响理论和实验在流体动力学界的未来作用。会议记录将作为特刊印刷，其中包括与会者提供的经过审阅的原创文章。会议邀请了主要研究人员的演讲，以及研究生、博士后研究人员和初级教师的演讲。会议鼓励年轻研究人员在非正式环境中发表演讲，并将为年轻研究人员发展研究合作提供极好的机会。将优先为没有其他支持的个人、学生、博士后研究人员、妇女、少数民族和残疾人分配旅行支持。会议网址：https://toto.msu.montana.edu/cs/fluid

This award supports travel for participants in the conference "Fluid Dynamics: From Theory to Experiment," held at Montana State University on 7-10 June 2010. The meeting focuses on three topical areas in fluid dynamics: (1) singularity formation in fluid dynamics, vortex dynamics, and turbulence; (2) generation and reconnection of magnetic fields; and (3) fluid dynamics of biological locomotion. The conference brings together applied mathematicians and other scientists working in these fields with interests in analytical, experimental, and computational methods. Its goal is to facilitate the exchange of results and ideas concerning the future roles of analysis and experiment in fluid dynamics, and their relation to computational approaches. The format of the conference, with a broad diversity of speakers and extensive informal interaction time, is designed to facilitate discussions, to promote new collaborations among the participants, and to influence the future role of theory and experiment in the fluid dynamics community. A record of the conference will be printed as a special journal issue consisting of fully refereed, original contributions offered by meeting participants.The meeting features invited talks from leading researchers as well as presentations by graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and junior faculty. The conference encourages presentations by junior researchers in an informal setting and will provide excellent opportunities for young researchers to develop research collaborations. High priority will be given in allocating travel support to individuals who do not have other support, and to students, postdoctoral researchers, women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.Conference web site: https://toto.msu.montana.edu/cs/fluid