Regular biography
Dr Anna Broms is a Chapman Fellow in Mathematics Applied Mathematics Section at Imperial College London, Department of Mathematics. Her research interests are not specified in the available information. Dr Broms is affiliated with the university and holds the title of Chapman Fellow in Mathematics Applied Mathematics Section. Further details about her research and academic contributions are not provided in the current profile.
Scholar-generated biography
Anna Broms is a researcher at Imperial College London specializing in numerical analysis and microhydrodynamics. Her work focuses on developing and applying numerical methods to solve complex fluid dynamics problems, particularly in the context of Stokes flow. Broms has contributed to the advancement of techniques for simulating particle interactions in viscous fluids, including the development of methods for contact avoidance and accurate treatment of close interactions. Her research includes the application of the method of fundamental solutions and multiblob methods to address challenges in large-scale and near-contact scenarios. These approaches aim to improve the accuracy, efficiency, and robustness of simulations in microhydrodynamic systems.