Reactive Flow
Reactive flow modeling aims to accurately and efficiently simulate complex chemical reactions within fluid systems, crucial for applications ranging from combustion engines to environmental remediation. Current research heavily emphasizes data-driven approaches, employing machine learning techniques like neural networks (including Bayesian and physics-informed variants), and generative adversarial networks (GANs) to reduce computational costs and improve predictive accuracy, often incorporating transfer learning to leverage existing datasets. These advancements focus on enhancing the efficiency and reliability of simulations, particularly for under-resolved flows and scenarios with limited experimental data, ultimately improving the design and optimization of various technological systems.