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Creating Hybrid Exponential Asymptotics for use with Computational Data. Asymptotic analysis is a vital tool for studying small influences with critical effects. This project aims to create an innovat

The University of Sydney — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $530,686
Closes
Wednesday 23 February 2028
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Creating Hybrid Exponential Asymptotics for use with Computational Data. Asymptotic analysis is a vital tool for studying small influences with critical effects. This project aims to create an innovative fully-automated asymptotic framework for studying phenomena which are invisible to classical approximation methods, using new ideas from asymptotics and numerical complex analysis. The outcome will be the first framework that can be used on data from numerical simulations or real-life measurements, and which can be applied automatically without hands-on expert input. It will be used to design submerged structures and efficient vessels with minimal energy loss from surface waves. Expected benefits include making powerful methods accessible to scientists, and new paths for energy-efficient industrial design.. Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 4901 - Applied Mathematics. Lead: Dr Christopher Lustri

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