Background
Matthias Möller is Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics section Numerical Analysis at TU Delft. He is working in the interdisciplinary field of Computational Science and Engineering (CSE), which brings together applied mathematics, computer sciences, and engineering disciplines to solve challenging real-world problems. Research in this rapidly developing multidisciplinary field at TU Delft is clustered in the TU Delft Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (DCSE). Matthias is an active member of DCSE and moreover co-founder of the TU Delft Quantum Software Cluster (QSC), which is a university-wide initiative to support research and education in this future computing technology.
Matthias' main research interests are:
- adaptive finite element and isogeometric analysis for computational fluid dynamic problems;
- quantum-CFD and quantum-accelerated scientific computing;
- heterogeneous high-performance and future computing;
- hybrid mesh-particle methods; especially the material point method;
- fast iterative solvers.
Recent and upcoming events
VKI Lecture Series: Introduction to Quantum Computing for Fluids Dynamics
If you are interested to learn about the potential of quantum computing in the field of computational fluid dynamics you are welcome to attend the VKI Lecture Series Introduction to Quantum Computing for Fluids Dynamics in the week July 8-12, 2024
Tutorial: Algorithms for Quantum Boltzmann Methods at QCE24
Our team will give a three-hours tutorial on Algorithms for Quantum Boltzmann Methods at this year's IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering - QCE24 Algorithms for Quantum Boltzmann Methods, September 18, 2024.