HEAT AND HALL EFFECT OF AN OSCILLATING PLATE IN A POROUS MEDIUM
An exact solution of the flow of heat and viscous fluid on a porous plate by using perturbation is obtained for the conjugate problem of an electrically conducting fluid in the presence of strong magnetic field by introducing the Hall currents. The fluid
A M Okedoye
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Mathematical modeling of thrombus formation in idealized models of aortic dissection: initial findings and potential applications. [PDF]
Menichini C, Xu XY.
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A Reduced Basis Method For Control Problems Governed By PDEs
. This article presents a reduced basis method for constructing a reduced order system for control problems governed by nonlinear partial differential equations.
K. Ito, S.S. Ravindran
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This note aims to giving a new regularity criterion for weak solutions to the three-dimensional micropolar fluid flows by imposing a critical growth condition on the field of pressure.
Thera, Michel +2 more
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Diffuse interface model for two-phase flows on evolving surfaces with different densities: global well-posedness. [PDF]
Abels H, Garcke H, Poiatti A.
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DIRECT MEDICAL IMAGE TO SIMULATION USING AUTO-SEGMENTATION AND POINT CLOUD-BASED CFD. [PDF]
Corpuz AM +5 more
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Impact of Moving Walls and Entropy Generation on Doubly Diffusive Mixed Convection of Casson Fluid in Two-Sided Driven Enclosure. [PDF]
Sivasankaran S +2 more
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ANALYSIS TOOLS FOR FINITE VOLUME SCHEMES
. This paper is devoted to a review of the analysis tools which have been developed for the the mathematical study of cell centred finite volume schemes in the past years. We first recall the general principle of the method and give some simple examples.
T. Gallouët +7 more
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Regularization by Noise of an Averaged Version of the Navier-Stokes Equations. [PDF]
Lange T.
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A finite element based level set method for two-phase incompressible flows
. We present a method that has been developed for the efficient numerical simulation of two-phase incompressible flows. For capturing the interface between the flows the level set technique is applied.
Reichelt, Volker +5 more
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