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Johns Hopkins University | EN.550.695

Advanced Parameterization in Science and Engineering

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This course will present an overview of topics in science-based parameterization, including dynamics, probability and other applied mathematical methods. These concepts will be presented in a unified format, with some emphasis on scientific computing. Specific topics include: basic probability, statistical dynamics, (moment hierarchies, Liouville/forward equations, path-integral methods), asymptotic closure (homogenization, Chapman-Enskog), closure techniques without any separation of scales (non-linear Galerkin & Weighted residuals, algebraic closures, PDF-based closures, down-scaling), uncertainty quantification (vairance & other measures of uncertainty, Bayesian estimation, ensemble mothods), hybrid methods.

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