The team

The ryujin project is developed and maintained by a group of researchers working on robust, high-performance numerical methods for hyperbolic conservation laws.

Developers

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  Matthias Maier

  Texas A&M University

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  Martin Kronbichler

  Ruhr University Bochum

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  Eric Tovar

  Xcimer Energy

Collaborators

Much of the mathematical foundation of ryujin, the invariant-domain preserving framework and the convex limiting technique, was developed in collaboration with

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  Jean-Luc Guermond

  Texas A&M University

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  Bojan Popov

  Texas A&M University

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  Ignacio Tomas

  Texas Tech University

Contributors

We are grateful for contributions by (in alphabetical order):

• Wolfgang Bangerth (@bangerth), Colorado State University
• Taylor Boylan (@tmboylan)
• Jerett Cherry (@jerett-cc), Colorado State University
• Gregory Christian (@gregorychristian), Imperial College London
• Bennett Clayton (@bgclayto)
• Seth Gerberding (@Gerbeset), Texas A&M University
• Jake Harmon (@harmonj), Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Jordan Hoffart (@jordanhoffart), Texas A&M University
• Nichakan Loesatapornpipit (@nichakanloe), Texas A&M University
• David Pecoraro (@ChrisPec27), Texas A&M University
• Madison Sheridan (@Helblindi), Texas A&M University

Contributions are always welcome. Please reach out via the GitHub repository.