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Marsha Berger Research Group

New York University (NYU)
Research lead
Marsha Berger
Research area
computational fluid dynamics
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

computational fluid dynamicsadaptive methodsparallel scientific computing

About the research

How can adaptive discretization and parallel computing efficiently resolve complex fluid dynamics across scales?

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The group develops adaptive mesh and solution-refinement techniques for computational fluid dynamics to capture multiscale flow features. Researchers design and analyze adaptive numerical methods that reduce discretization error while concentrating computational effort where needed. The team implements parallel scientific computing frameworks and domain-decomposition strategies to scale adaptive solvers on high-performance systems. They study algorithmic mechanisms that combine adaptivity with parallelization to accelerate convergence and enable large-scale CFD simulations.

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