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Stefan Engblom
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- Position
- Assistant professor
- Office Phone
- +46 18 471 27 54
- Fax
- +46 18 51 19 25
- Email
- stefan.engblom@it.uu.se
- Visiting Address
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Polacksbacken
Building 2, room 2422
Uppsala, Sweden
- Mailing Address
- Scientific Computing
Information Technology
Box 337
SE-751 05 Uppsala
Sweden
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Find me at the Mathematics Genealogy Project.
I am associated with the Linnaeus center of
excellence UPMARC,
Uppsala Programming for Multicore Architectures
Research Center.
I am the current faculty advisor of UPPSALA SIAM
Chapter.
There are several openings for interesting and
challenging projects within the software
framework URDME. Suggestions
include high-performance software development, new models in molecular
systems biology, and improving simulation efficiency and
flexibility. Precise suggestions for projects suitable to
MSc/BSc-theses can be formulated upon request. More details can
be found here.
MSc-thesis project joint
with Tomas Ekeberg, Janos
Hajdu, and Carl Nettelblad. Tomas Ekeberg was interviewed in
Swedish Radio
P1 (in
swedish).
The details of the project can be
found here.
MSc-thesis project joint
with Pavol Bauer,
and Richardson
Leao. More details can be
found here.
Teaching
Spring 2012: Classic Articles in Numerical Analysis (7.5hp, graduate course).
Fall 2010: Finite element methods 1TD253 (5.0hp).
Research
I am currently building up my research around the analysis and
implementation of numerical methods specifically targeting multicore
computers -- on the one hand for multicore desktop computers, but also
on the other hand for manycore cards such as GPUs/FPGAs. Within this
line of research I am interested in modelling issues, error analysis,
hybrid methods, and implementation aspects in several different types
of applications and models. This currently includes PDEs/ODEs,
stochastic versions thereof, and N-body formulations.
In case you are interested in doing a MSc-thesis in this area or have
specific ideas of your own, please feel invited to contact me for
further discussions.
Read more (including publications and talks).
Freeware
- Please feel free to and use my software
(Matlab/C/Mex) under a very liberal license.
The software provided here includes a fairly wide range
of subroutines useful in research, computations and for
fun.
Please mail comments, suggestions, references,
criticism. Please do not send support questions.
Download here.
Animations
- If a picture tells more than a thousand words
then a GIF-animation should tell at least a
million...
Fibers in Stokes flow:
The master equation:
Flow around airfoils (simulations by Paul Deglaire):
Colliding galaxies! (will take a
while to download)
Miscellaneous
I am involved in teaching Tango at Tangogruppen
Cambalache.
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