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EDGE: Epsilon-Difference Gradient Evolution for Buffer-Free Flow Maps
SessionFlow, Flow, Flow Your Boat
DescriptionThis paper presents Epsilon Difference Gradient Evolution (EDGE), a novel method for accurate flow-map computation on grids without velocity buffers. EDGE enables large-scale, efficient and high-fidelity fluid simulations that capture and preserve complex vorticity structures while significantly reducing memory usage.
Authors
Zhiqi Li
Georgia Institute of Technology
Ruicheng Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
Junlin Li
Georgia Institute of Technology
Duowen Chen
Georgia Institute of Technology
Sinan Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
Bo Zhu
Georgia Institute of Technology
Event Type
Technical Paper
TimeWednesday, 13 August 20259:50am - 10:00am PDT
LocationWest Building, Rooms 220-222
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Session Time & Location
Sunday, 10 August 20256:00pm - 8:45pm PDTWest Building, Ballroom AB
Wednesday, 13 August 20259:00am - 10:30am PDTWest Building, Rooms 220-222
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