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Indian American student simplifies 100-year-old math problem
Her breakthrough enhances the understanding of wind turbine aerodynamics.
Divya Tyagi, right, a Penn State engineering graduate student, shows her work on a century-old math problem to Sven Schmitz, a College of Engineering faculty member and Tyagi's adviser. / Credit: Kevin Sliman
Divya Tyagi, an Indian-American aerospace engineering graduate student at Pennsylvania State University, has simplified a century-old mathematical problem that could advance wind energy research.
Her breakthrough, published in Wind Energy Science, builds on the work of British aerodynamicist Hermann Glauert and improves understanding of wind turbine aerodynamics, potentially increasing turbine efficiency and energy output.
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