Position
Research associate
Office
Akerman Hall, room 320, UofM TwinCities campus
Address
110, Union St. S.E., Minneapolis MN 55455, USA
Phone
(612) 6267792
Curriculum Vitae:
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Education
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Ph.D.
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University of Minnesota, 2004
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B.E.
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Winona State University, 1998
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Research interests
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Fluid mechanics
Compressible Flow
High Temperature Gas Physics
Rarefied gas flows
Computational fluid dynamics of nonequilibrium reacting flows
Computational physics
Numerical analysis of differential equations
Algorithm development
Parallel Computing
Scientific visualization
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Current research focus
Presently working with Prof. G.V. Candler and members of his group
doing research in hypersonics, aerothermodynamics, advanced simulation
of hypersonic flows, numerical methods and computational physics. Currently
the lead developer and maintaininer of the baseline computational tool
used by the group members and collaborators. Also working in collaboration
with Dr. Matt MacLean & Dr. Michael Holden of CUBRC in a joint experimental
and computational program for code validation, and with Prof. Keith Stein
of Bethel University developing computational tools for simulation of
supersonic parachutes and flexible decelerators.
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Recent Technical Papers (offline)
(These I may NOT place online, sorry!)
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Nompelis, I., Wan, T., and Candler, G.V.,
"Performance Comparisons of Parallel Implicit Solvers
for Hypersonic Flow Computations on Unstructured Meshes,"
In preparation, to be submitted in the AIAA Journal.
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Druguet, M.-C., G.V. Candler, and I. Nompelis,
"Effect of Numerics on Navier-Stokes Computations of Hypersonic Double-Cone
Flows," AIAA Journal , Vol. 43, No. 3, pp. 616-623, March 2005.
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Nompelis, I., G. V. Candler, and M. S. Holden,
"Effect of Vibrational Nonequilibrium on Hypersonic Double-Cone
Experiments," AIAA Journal, Vol. 41, No. 11, pp. 2162-2169, Nov. 2003.
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Druguet, M.-C., Candler, G.V., and Nompelis, I.,
"Simulations of Viscous Hypersonic Double-Cone Flows: Influence of
Numerics," AIAA Paper No. 2003-3548, June 2003.
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Nompelis, I., Candler, G.V., Holden, M.S., and Wadhams, T.P.,
"Real Gas Effects on Hypersonic Shock Wave Laminar Boundary Layer
Interactions," AIAA Paper No.~2003-0443, Jan. 2003.
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Druguet, M.-C., G.V. Candler, and I. Nompelis,
"Navier-Stokes Computations of Hypersonic Double-Cone Flows: Influence
of Numerics," West-East High Speed Flow
Fields, D.E. Zeitoun, J. Periaux, L.D. Desideri, M. Marini (Eds.),
CIMNE, Barcelona, 2002.
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Nompelis, I., and G.V. Candler, "Computational Investigation
of High Enthalpy Flows Past a Finite Cylinder," West-East High Speed Flow
Fields, D.E. Zeitoun, J. Periaux, L.D. Desideri, M. Marini (Eds.),
CIMNE, Barcelona, 2002.
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Recent Technical Papers (online)
(These I can place online and not violate copyright laws)
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Nompelis, I., Drayna, T.,W., and Candler, G.V., "A Parallel Unstructured
Implicit Solver for Reacting Flow Simulation,"
AIAA Paper No. 2005-4867, June 2005.
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Nompelis, I., Candler, G.V., MacLean, M., Wadhams, T.P., and Holden, M.S.,
"Numerical Investigation of High Enthalpy Chemistry on Hypersonic
Double-Cone Experiments," AIAA Paper No. 2005-0584, Jan. 2005.
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Nompelis, I., Drayna, T.,W., and Candler, G.V., "Development
of a Hybrid Unstructured Implicit Solver for the Simulations of Reacting
Flows Over Complex Geometries," AIAA Paper No. 2004-2227, June 2004.
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Nompelis, I., Candler, G.V., Wadhams, T.P., and Holden, M.S.,
"Numerical Simulation of High-Enthalpy Experiments in the LENS-X
Expansion Tube Facility," AIAA Paper No. 2004-1000, Jan.2004.
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Nompelis, I., Candler, G.V., Holden, M.S., and Wadhams, T.P.,
"Computational Investigation of Hypersonic Viscous/Inviscid Interactions
in High Enthalpy Flows," AIAA Paper No. 2003-3642, June 2003.
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