Mikael Mortensen

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zbMath Open mortensen.mikaelMaRDI QIDQ310839

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
A study of the Orr-Sommerfeld and induction equations by Galerkin and Petrov-Galerkin spectral methods utilizing Chebyshev polynomials	2025-01-16	Paper
A faster multipole Legendre-Chebyshev transform	2024-12-20	Paper
A Generic and Strictly Banded Spectral Petrov–Galerkin Method for Differential Equations with Polynomial Coefficients	2023-04-11	Paper
Erratum	2022-04-19	Paper
Assessment of the presumed mapping function approach for the stationary laminar flamelet modelling of reacting double scalar mixing layers	2022-04-19	Paper
Slope limiting the velocity field in a discontinuous Galerkin divergence-free two-phase flow solver	2019-11-19	Paper
Preconditioning trace coupled 3d‐1d systems using fractional Laplacian	2019-06-26	Paper
On the singular Neumann problem in linear elasticity	2019-03-01	Paper
More efficient time integration for Fourier pseudo-spectral DNS of incompressible turbulence	2018-10-24	Paper
High performance python for direct numerical simulations of turbulent flows	2017-11-30	Paper
A spectral-Galerkin turbulent channel flow solver for large-scale simulations	2017-01-13	Paper
Preconditioners for saddle point systems with trace constraints coupling 2D and 1D domains	2016-11-02	Paper
On the Singular Neumann Problem in Linear Elasticity	2016-09-29	Paper
Oasis: a high-level/high-performance open source Navier-Stokes solver	2016-09-08	Paper
Assessment of the finite volume method applied to thev2−fmodel	2010-05-11	Paper
Consistent modeling of scalar mixing for presumed, multiple parameter probability density functions	2010-04-22	Paper
Conditional mixing statistics in a self-similar scalar mixing layer	2010-04-22	Paper
Towards sensitizing the nonlinear \(v^{2}-f\) model to turbulence structures	2009-10-21	Paper
Conditional velocity statistics in the double scalar mixing layer – A mapping closure approach	2008-12-04	Paper

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