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Computational Geometry in Earth Systems Postdoctoral Scholar
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
The Energy Geosciences Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has an opportunity for a post-doctoral fellow with expertise in computational geometry for discontinuous, dynamic/evolving systems relevant to the energy geosciences. The successful candidate will develop novel 3D numerical algorithms and computer toolsets for fractured, multi-body geological systems that involve moving interacting boundaries. The candidate should have strong theoretical understanding and coding experience that includes planar subdivisions and spatial partitioning, arrangements, Minkowski addition, graph theory, which will be applied to intersecting moving interfaces, and multi-body contacts. The candidate should also have the vision and ability to extend this toolset for next-generation computing. What You Will Do:
What is Required:
The posting shall remain open until the position is filled. Notes:
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