PhD Course on the Deformable Simplicial Complex Method

Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, 25-26 August 2011

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We would like to invite you to the PhD course on the Deformable Simplicial Complex (DSC) method and its application in physics-based simulations. The DSC is a novel method offering an interesting framework for physics-based simulations combined with deformable interface tracking. It has been developed as a part of Marek K. Misztal's PhD study at DTU Informatics under supervision of J. Andreas Bærentzen and François Anton.

The main objective of this PhD course is to provide the participants with in-depth understanding of the workings of the 3D DSC and the state-of-the-art physics-based simulation methods, focusing on the application of the 3D DSC in fluid simulation. We are hoping that the course will prepare the participants to apply the DSC method in their own research projects, as well as help us establish collaborations exploring various applications of the method.

The Organizers

Marek Krzysztof Misztal (mkm@imm.dtu.dk)

Jakob Andreas Bærentzen (jab@imm.dtu.dk)

Information

Important Dates

Venue

The course is going to take place at the DTU's main campus in Kongens Lyngby. The lectures will take place in room 206, building 321. The exercises will be held in the VR Lab, room 047, building 305.

Registration

In order to register for the PhD Course on Deformable Simplicial Complexes, please send an e-mail to Marek K. Misztal (mkm@imm.dtu.dk).

Deadline: 15 August 2011

Registration fees:

• 150 Euro (1117 DKK) for researchers employed at universities and public research institutions.
• 450 Euro (3352 DKK) for industrial employees.

The fee covers all the meals served during the course as well as the networking event on Thursday evening.

Payment information:

Please transfer your payments to: Danske Bank, Reg. No. 4180, Account No. 4263972007. Please mark the payment "DSC2011" and state the name of the participant.

Credits

Attending PhD students will be awarded 1 ECTS points for participating in the course. The participants can get extra 0.5 ECTS point by sending an extended abstract and giving a talk during the participants presentations session.

Participants presentations

Participants are welcome to give a short talk on their research in the fields of deformable interface tracking and physics-based simulations. In order to do so please send an e-mail to Marek K. Misztal (mkm@imm.dtu.dk) with the title of the talk and an abstract no later than the 24 August 2011.

Program

Day 1 (25 August 2011)

Day 2 (26 August 2011)