Benjamin Rodenberg, M.Sc. (hons)

Past student projects

• Tobias Eppacher implemented parallel-in-time methods using pySDC in the partitioned heat equation with FEniCS and preCICE.
• Marc Amorós Trepat did convergence studies for higher-order time stepping schemes of OpenFOAM, CalculiX, and a coupled simulation of OpenFOAM + CalculiX.
• Niklas Vinnitchenko developed a tutorial for higher-order coupling of the partitioned heat equation with FEniCS and preCICE.
• Nikola Wullenweber worked on automated quality analysis of black-box models for her IDP (interdisciplinary project).
• Hisham Saeed developed a first prototype and corresponding test scenarios for the Elmer adapter for preCICE during his master thesis.
• Nikola Wullenweber worked on solving different problems in FEniCS using higher-order time stepping schemes for her bachelor thesis.
• Ishaan Desai worked on the FEniCS adapter and the Fluent adapter for preCICE and its python bindings.
• Moritz Gnisia was a student assistant. He modernized the code framework of the course "CFD Lab" and developed a CI infrastructure and auxiliary tools for the course.
• Richard Hertrich developed a tutorial for the "replay mode" of preCICE as a student assistant.
• Richard Hertrich developed FSI tutorials for preCICE that use FEniCS and OpenFOAM and extended the FEniCS adapter for preCICE during his bachelor thesis.
• Richard Hertrich also worked on the Fluent adapter for preCICE during his research internship.
• Dominik Volland developed the MATLAB bindings for preCICE during his master thesis.
• Gilberto Lem Carrillo helped with the integration of the MATLAB bindings as a student assistant.