A special lecture on fluid mechanics for undergraduate students at another university, taught entirely in English. Building on the graduate course “Introduction to Innovation”, it takes students from turbulence, the classic unsolved problem of fluid mechanics, to supercomputers, big data, and AI.
（日本語）他大学の学部生を対象に、すべて英語で行う流体力学の特別講義です。大学院の授業「イノベーション概論」の内容をもとに、乱流からスーパーコンピュータ、ビッグデータ、AI までをつなげて紹介します。
Turbulence and the Navier–Stokes equations, often called the last unsolved problem of classical physics
The Reynolds number: when does a flow become turbulent?
Direct numerical simulation (DNS), which resolves the smallest eddies and produces big data
Supercomputers and GPUs, the infrastructure behind both large-scale simulation and AI training
Large language models (LLMs) and the high-performance computing that powers them
AI for Science & Industry: using AI and computation for scientific discovery and for industrial and regional challenges
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