UG is available for free for all non-profit organizations. The Louisiana Tech University will host a 5-day CFD short course in the summer of 1996. Several advanced teaching and research codes for incompressible flow, direct numerical simulation for flow transition, and numerical combustion with detailed chemistry will be described and distributed to all attendants for free. Anyone who is interested in CFD and has basic multigrid and CFD knowledge, including faculty, graduate students, scientific researchers, government agents, and industrial scientists and engineers, are welcome to attend. I am interested in the ACFD short course.
Positions are contingent on budgetary approval.
These also comprise active areas of research of our resident faculty. Applicants are expected to show strong potential for research and teaching and have a commitment to professional service. Applicants must have, or expect to receive by next August, a Ph.D. in mathematics or a related discipline. In general, we seek qualified applicants in one of the focus areas and prefer someone who can interface with two or more areas. For these positions, the areas of greatest interest are applied probability or statistics, and computational mathematics.