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Second PICSciE Presentation
Progress was made from last week, but still no final product for the torus has been produced. I am very close though, I will have it running for next week I'm sure.
I also assisted in another lesson on main campus, but this time for the python module numpy. I think the lesson went even better than last week's, and I can't wait for a third lesson about VisIt and it's applications in the future!
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First PICSciE Presentation
Today I continued work on my Spherical Torus design. I wasn't able to get to a finished product because the half of our day after lunch was spent at our presentation! Â My mentor taught the class while the other intern and I acted as TA's: patrolling the room, answering questions, and especially debugging odd errors.Â
It was a really great experience teaching on campus (a short drive from the lab), and I got to meet some great people who are part of PICSciE.
This week I was able to finish a version of the torus that was close to accurate. I plan to do more work to develop a more accurate model. Not only are we defining a rounded volume in Cartesian Space, but we are also only using points, so in order to get a rounded shape, the resolution has to be very high. This is not really an option because too many points results in difficulties in rendering. We discussed ways of constructing the desired geometry as a function over R3.
We also spent some time preparing for the PICSciE (Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering)Â presentations that we would be acting in as TA's for in the following weeks. The first two (the next week and the one after) will be an Introduction to Python Programming and an Introduction to NumPy respectively. I can't wait to help in these classes next week!
