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| Poster | FZJ-2026-04360 |
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2026
Abstract: As we move towards the Exascale era, the computational cost of Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) remains a primary bottleneck for high-fidelity fluid flow analysis. Large Eddy Simulations (LES) provide a more affordable alternative, but they inherently lack sub-grid scale (SGS) details required to precisely describe turbulence. The current work presents an alternative for the above-mentioned problem by using techniques from computer vision as data-driven approaches for closure models in low-resolution simulations. Super Resolution Networks (SRN) have been used to model the smallest length and time scales present in a turbulent flow. Current work also aims to build an SRN using an open-source library, i.e., AI4HPC, which has already been tested on a different use case for a similar task.
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