Marsha Berger
Computer Science DepartmentCourant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
New York University
Location
Warren Weaver Hall, Room 1121Phones
(212) 998-3305 (voice)(212) 995-4121 (fax)
Mail Address
Courant InstituteNew York University
251 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012
Research Interests
My major areas of research are in computational fluid dynamics, adaptive methods for the numerical solution of pdes in complex geometries, and large-scale parallel computing.Click for more information on the following projects:
- DOE Courant Math and Computing Laboratory (CMCL)
- Cart3D:
Cartesian grid methods for complex geometry
with collaborators Michael Aftosmis and Marian Nemec
- Tsunami Modeling with collaborators Randy Leveque and David George
Selected Teaching Links
High Performance Scientific Computing (G22.2945/G63.2011, fall 2012)High Performance Scientific Computing (G22.2945/G63.2011, fall 2010)
High Performance Scientific Computing (G22.2945/G63.2011, fall 2008)
Scientific Computing (G22.2112/G63.2043, fall 2006)
Numerical Computing (V22.0421, spring 2006)
For all other courses see Computer Science Dept. Course Archives.
Selected Publications
Two-Dimensional Slope Limiters for Finite
Volume Schemes on Non-Coordinate-Aligned Meshes
with S. May. Submitted.
A Simplified H-Box Method for Embedded
Boundary Grids
with C. Helzel. SISC 34, 2012.
preprint: arXiv:1008.0455v1 [physics.geo-ph]
The GeoClaw Software for Depth-Averaged Flows with
Adaptive Refinement
with D.L. George,R.J.LeVeque, and K.T. Mandli.
Advances in Water Resources 34, 2011.
A High-Resolution Rotated Grid
Method for Conservation Laws with Embedded Geometries
with C. Helzel and R. LeVeque. SISC 26(3), 2005.
H-box Methods for the Approximation of Hyeprbolic
Conservation Laws on Irregular Grids
with C. Helzel and R. LeVeque. SINUM 41(3), 2003.
Flow Simulations on Cartesian Grid involving Complex
Moving Geometries
with Hans Forrer. Proc. 7th Intl. Conf. on Hyperbolic Problems, Zurich,
Switz., Feb., 1998.
Accuracy, Adaptive Methods and Complex
Geometry (
Proc. 1st AFOSR Conference on Dynamic Motion CFD, Rutgers University,
L. Sakell and D. Knight, editors, June, 1996.
For
all AIAA and Cart3D-related publications, see
Cart3D website publications
Software
Mesh refinement software for 2-D and 3-D adaptive mesh refinement for hyperbolic conservation laws: For AMR mesh refinement + Randy LeVeque's CLAWPACK + with David George's Tsunami Modeling in Geoclaw see:For Cart3D software, contact Desktop Aero or see licensing instructions at:
Other Activities
- Badminton Club, formerly faculty advisor
- Women's Faculty Caucus
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