Bernard PARENT • Associate Professor of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Arizona

BERNARD PARENT

Associate Professor
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, University of Arizona

Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering, University of Toronto, 2002
B.Eng., Mechanical Engineering, McGill University, 1996

Computational Plasma & Reactive Flow Laboratory (CPRFLOW Lab)

Our research laboratory specializes in the numerical simulation of plasma & reactive flows such as those used in aerodynamic flow control, in plasma-assisted combustion for scramjets, in magnetohydrodynamic power generation, as well as in hypersonic re-entry flows. In our laboratory, we aim to improve the efficiency of the numerical methods and models needed to simulate plasma & reactive flows as well as... Read more.

CFDWARP Project: CFD Code for Plasma & Reactive Flow

CFDWARP is a 120,000+ line C code that is specifically tailored to simulate efficiently plasma and reactive flows occurring in aerodynamics, combustion, hypersonics, re-entry, arcing, and lightning. CFDWARP is a high-order compressible flow solver that uses novel flux discretization schemes suitable for Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) and Implicit Large Eddy Simulation (ILES). CFDWARP is superior to other codes in two ways:... Read more.

Publications

B Parent, MN Shneider, SO Macheret. “Detailed Modeling of Plasmas for Computational Aerodynamics”, AIAA Journal, Vol. 54 (3), Pages 898-911, 2016.

B Parent. “Positivity-Preserving Dual Time Stepping Schemes for Gas Dynamics”, Journal of Computational Physics, Vol. 361, Pages 391-411, 2018.

AME536A Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A

The first of two graduate courses giving a broad overview of the fundamental concepts and applications of fluid mechanics, AME536A is mostly focused on inviscid flow. We'll cover the fundamental equations of motions for mass and momentum conservation, surface tension, non-dimensional analysis, kinematics of vorticity, integral solutions, irrotational flows, and potential flow for incompressible fluids. ... Read more.

AME536B Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B

The second of two graduate courses giving an overview of fluid mechanics, AME536B is mostly centered on viscous laminar flow. We will cover the derivation of the Navier-Stokes equations, stress-strain relationships, kinematics of a fluid particule, the vortex force, the viscous stress tensor, vortex stretching, boundary layers, developed flows in pipes, Stokes flow, self-similar solutions in jets and wakes, etc.... Read more.

AE23815 Heat Transfer

This is a third year undergraduate course about heat transfer phenomena. The course covers radiation, conduction in solids (steady and unsteady), external convection, viscous heating, internal convection, natural convection, and phase change. Example problems include the cooling of journal bearings, electricity cables, and the design of fins, hot wire anemometers, and hypersonic aircraft structural cooling... Read more.

AE25225 Intermediate Thermodynamics

Intermediate thermodynamics is a third-year undergraduate course explaining in more detail gas and liquid physics. Topics include the origin and the application of the ideal and non-ideal equations of state, the first and second law of thermo, the energy conservation equation in control-volume form, the isentropic relation for gases, the Maxwell relations, the mixtures of gases, and the chemical reactions within a... Read more.

AE68714 Computational Aerodynamics

“Computational Aerodynamics” is a graduate course (also opened to senior undergrads) giving an overview of the most popular Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods for aerodynamics. We'll see how to recast the fluid equations in generalized curvilinear coordinates, how to measure numerical error using Richardson extrapolation, and how to craft some high resolution and high order flux discretization... Read more.

AE23837 Numerical Analysis

Numerical analysis is the branch of mathematics involved with the development of efficient methods for solving problems using a computer. In this second-year undergraduate course, we will cover various numerical methods including numerical integration, numerical differentiation, root finding of linear and non-linear systems of equations, and curve fitting. For each numerical method shown in class, the student will... Read more.

Linux Notes

Find in this section various instruction sets (HOWTO) that I use to setup Debian Linux and some other information relevant to Linux.... Read more.

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics Questions and Answers

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 11 — Potential Flow IV

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 10 — Potential Vortex

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 9 — Potential Flow II

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 8 — Potential Flow I

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 7 — Dimensional Analysis

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 6 — Energy Conservation

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 5 — Stagnation Pressure

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 4 — Momentum Conservation

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 3 — Mass Conservation

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 2 — Forces in Fluids at Rest

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Assignment 1 — Clapeyron, Pascal, and Archimedes

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Questions and Answers

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2021 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Final Exam

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Chrome Remote Desktop with Sound on Debian Linux HOWTO

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 9 — Vorticity Dynamics

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 8 — Jets and Wakes

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 7 — Boundary Layer

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 6 — Rayleigh and Blasius

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 5 — Stokes and Oseen Flow

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2021 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Midterm Exam

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 4 — Nearly Parallel Viscous Flow

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 3 — Couette and Poiseuille Flow

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 2 — Navier Stresses and Stokes Hypothesis

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Assignment 1 — Mean Free Path, Viscosity, and Viscous Diffusion

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Setup Brother Printer on Debian HOWTO

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How to Backtrace the Stack within a C Function in Linux

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Textbook: Panton Incompressible Flow

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How to Kill All Processes Owned by a User on UNIX

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2020 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Final Exam

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2020 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Midterm Exam

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Testing UDP and TCP Port Connections in Debian Linux

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2019 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics A Midterm Exam

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Installing Latest Kernel on Debian Buster HOWTO

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Probing Core Frequency on Linux Systems

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Measuring Latency on Debian Linux Clusters HOWTO

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Debian Package Manager HOWTO

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Computational Plasma & Reactive Flow Lab — Current and Past Members

07.02.2020

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2020 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Final Exam

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2020 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Midterm Exam

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Syllabus

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics B Tables

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