Mokbel Karam is a computational engineer and Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering at the University of Utah with eight years of experience applying numerical methods to low-Mach reacting flow problems. He combines a strong mechanical engineering foundation from Notre Dame Louaize with advanced simulation and formulation expertise developed through graduate research and a Machine Learning internship at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Currently at SandBox Semiconductor, he translates academic numerical modeling techniques into practical computational solutions for industry. Known for high academic performance (Ph.D. GPA 3.9) and a knack for bridging theory and implementation, he brings rigorous analysis and hands-on coding to complex multiphysics and reactive-flow challenges.
Python code that implement the Buckingham-Pi theorem for different variables and return all possible dimensionless pi terms
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