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Modeling and simulation of high dimensional stochastic multiscale PDE systems at the exascale
Author(s) -
Nicolas J. Zabaras
Publication year - 2016
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/1331205
Subject(s) - multiphysics , computer science , scalability , multiscale modeling , uncertainty quantification , construct (python library) , exascale computing , complex system , physical system , supercomputer , artificial intelligence , machine learning , finite element method , parallel computing , engineering , chemistry , physics , computational chemistry , structural engineering , quantum mechanics , database , programming language
Predictive Modeling of multiscale and Multiphysics systems requires accurate data driven characterization of the input uncertainties, and understanding of how they propagate across scales and alter the final solution. This project develops a rigorous mathematical framework and scalable uncertainty quantification algorithms to efficiently construct realistic low dimensional input models, and surrogate low complexity systems for the analysis, design, and control of physical systems represented by multiscale stochastic PDEs. The work can be applied to many areas including physical and biological processes, from climate modeling to systems biology.

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