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I am professor for scientific computing at the Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Computing (IWR) of the University of Heidelberg in Germany. In my research, I work on finite element methods for incompressible flow and radiation.

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8 How to decide stability of Runge-Kutta method for non-linear ODE? Jul 20 '13
7 Has a uniform estimate in k of the inf-sup constant for hp-DG methods for the Stokes problem been established? Jul 20 '13
7 Strategies for unit testing and test-driven development Sep 13 '13
7 What are some reasons that Conjugate Gradient iteration does not converge? Aug 15 '14
5 Has a uniform estimate in k of the inf-sup constant for hp-DG methods for the Stokes problem been established? Jun 9 '17
5 Can the method of lines technique be used to solve a ODE directly for the steady-state value? Sep 25 '13
5 A simple function for generating a nonuniform mesh in 1D with fixed minimum spacing Sep 14 '13
4 Computational science contests. Why arent there any? Sep 17 '13
4 Solving PDE with spatial and temporal derivatives on left hand side Jul 28 '13
4 Well-posedness of a linear elasticity problem with periodic boundary conditions Jul 20 '13
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