MOX | Modellistica e calcolo scientifico

EVENTS AND NEWS

NEWS: MediolaNUM - Young Numerical Analysts in Milan

MOX Seminar Series: 26-04-2018 Computing disconnected bifurcation diagrams of partial differential equations
Patrick Farrell

Seminar: 10-05-2018 Development of a HPC library for the parallel implementation of p-adaptive discontinuous finite element methods applied to geophysical flows.
Stella Paronuzzi Ticco

MOX Seminar Series: 24-05-2018 Matrix equation techniques for a class of PDE problems with data uncertainty
Valeria Simoncini

MOX Seminar Series: 07-06-2018 Biomechanical modeling of the heart, and cardiovascular system - From sarcomeres to organ / system, with experimental assessments and patient-specific clinical validations
Dominique Chapelle

MOX Seminar Series: 07-06-2018 Inverse Problems for the Cardiac System
Philippe Moireau

MOX Seminar Series: 18-06-2018 Joint and Individual Variation Explained
Steve Marron

MOX Seminar Series: 28-06-2018 TBA
Raymond Ogden

HIGHLIGHTS: MOX Reports

Bassi, C.; Abbà, A.; Bonaventura,l.; Valdettaro,l.
Direct and Large Eddy Simulation of three-dimensional non-Boussinesq gravity currents with a high order DG method

Gervasio, P.; Dede', L.; Chanon, O.; Quarteroni, A.
Comparing Isogeometric Analysis and Spectral Element Methods: accuracy and spectral properties

Pegolotti, L.; Dede', L.; Quarteroni, A.
Isogeometric Analysis of the electrophysiology in the human heart: numerical simulation of the bidomain equations on the atria

Benacchio, T.;bonaventura,l.
A seamless extension of DG methods for hyperbolic problems to unbounded domains

Bassi, C. ; Abbà, A.; Bonaventura L.; Valdettaro, L.
A priori tests of a novel LES approach to compressible variable density turbulence

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HIGHLIGHTS: Industrial and Scientific Projects

iHEART
An Integrated Heart Model for the simulation of the cardiac function. The goal of the iHEART [...]

PolyPDEs: Non-conforming polyhedral finite element methods for the approximation of PDEs
The project PolyPDEs aims at developing and analysing a new class of high-order non-conforming [...]

Hierarchical Model Reduction Techniques for Incompressible Fluid Dynamics and Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems

FARB - Health and Education Systems Assessment
The core interest of this project is in improving the quality of health and educational services at [...]

PolyNuM: Polyhedral numerical methods for PDEs

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MISSION

MOX has been established in 2002, with the scope of promoting research in the field of mathematical modelling and scientific computing in Science and Engineering, cooperating with external partners on funded research projects, and strengthening cooperation with other research groups at Politecnico di Milano.

Since then it has evolved in a complex and dynamic structure, with a lively exchange of high quality staff between other universities and industries, and with an excellent scientific production testified by numerous scientific publications.

MOX has a large activity in dissemination and technology transfer, and takes an active part in the education system of the Politecnico di Milano, being particularly involved in the Mathematical Engineering course of study at Degree, Master and PhD level.