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lucas56098/README.md

Hey there! Welcome to my Github page!

I'm Lucas Schleuß, a physics student at Heidelberg University with a focus on computational astrophysics.

My main passion is developing numerical methods for solving the hydrodynamic equations to model gas flows as in galaxy formation. For that I have been working on finite volume and discontinuous Galerkin methods on unstructured meshes. In addition to that I am interested in computational geometry and Voronoi mesh generation algorithms.

Anything related to numerics, high-performance computing, and scientific simulations sparks my curiosity and drives my work.

Feel free to take a look at my projects or reach out if you’d like to connect.

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  1. hydro_bsc_project hydro_bsc_project Public

    2D hydrodynamics on Cartesian and Voronoi meshes using finite volume and discontinuous Galerkin methods. Includes second-order FV MUSCL solver for shallow water and Euler equations and discontinous…

    C++ 1 1

  2. voronoi_mesh_project voronoi_mesh_project Public

    Small C++ project to generate a voronoi mesh using a naive halfplane intersection and point insertion algorithm. Optional also some visualisaition and benchmarking tools are available.

    C++ 1 1

  3. astropi astropi Public

    In flight orbit calculation using the Astro Pi on the International Space Station. This Project was part of the 19/20 Astro Pi Challenge.

    Python 1