Meng Wang
Associate Professor
Education: Ph.D. - University of Colorado, Boulder, 1989; M.S. - University of Colorado, Boulder, 1985; B.S. - Zhejiang University, 1982
Research Interests: Aeroacoustics/Hydroacoustics, Aero-Optics, Flow Control, Turbulence, Computational Fluid Dynamics
Courses: Compressible Aerodynamics; Computational Fluid Dynamics; Heat Transfer; Aeroacoustics
Email: m.wang@nd.edu
Phone: 574.631.6608
Office: 105 Hessert Laboratory
Dr. Wang is interested in applying computational tools to solve engineering fluid dynamics problems and study flow physics. In particular, he employs high-fidelity flow simulation methods including Large-Eddy Simulation (LES), Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS), and hybrid RANS/LES approaches to obtain time-accurate solutions for complex turbulent flows. Such solutions are needed in many applications such as flow-generated sound (aeroacoustics and hydroacoustics), flow-induced optical distortions (aero-optics), separated flows, and flow/noise control, which constitute the main emphasis of his current research. He also develops mathematical models and numerical techniques for computational fluid dynamics and aeroacoustics.