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CFD-PBM modelling for predicting the size and distribution of silica nanoparticles synthesized in an ultrasound-assisted swirling vortex flow reactor. [PDF]
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Demonstration of the rotational viscosity transfer across scales in Navier-Stokes turbulence. [PDF]
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Personalized Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis of Cerebral Venous Hemodynamics in a Case of Deep Cerebral Vein Thrombosis. [PDF]
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Numerical study on the evolution of cavitating flow and collapse-induced erosion characteristics in high-speed hydraulic tunnel. [PDF]
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Shear Flows and Turbulence in Nature
Computing in Science & Engineering, 2007Shear flows and turbulence have a major impact on the transport of quantities, from heat to material to pollutants. This article explores transport and its sensitivity to novel interactions between shear flow and turbulence.
David E. Newman +2 more
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1999
A stochastic model, implemented as a Monte Carlo simulation, is used to compute statistical properties of velocity and scalar fields in stationary and decaying homogeneous turbulence, shear flow, and various buoyant stratified flows. Turbulent advection is represented by a random sequence of maps applied to a one-dimensional computational domain ...
A. Kerstein
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A stochastic model, implemented as a Monte Carlo simulation, is used to compute statistical properties of velocity and scalar fields in stationary and decaying homogeneous turbulence, shear flow, and various buoyant stratified flows. Turbulent advection is represented by a random sequence of maps applied to a one-dimensional computational domain ...
A. Kerstein
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E×B shear flows and electromagnetic gyrofluid turbulence
Physics of Plasmas, 2000Low frequency tokamak edge turbulence is modelled numerically using gyrofluid equations for electrons and ions on an equal footing. The electrons are electromagnetic, and arbitrarily strong finite gyroradius effects are included for the ions. Computations are in a globally consistent truncation of flux surface geometry arising from ideal tokamak ...
B. Scott
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Sheared flows and turbulence in fusion plasmas
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2007The universality of the observed characteristics of sheared flows points to a general ingredient to explain the damping/driving mechanisms responsible for the development of these flows in the plasma boundary region of fusion devices. Experiments in the TJ-II stellarator showing that the generation of spontaneous sheared flows at the plasma edge ...
M A Pedrosa +9 more
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Science, 1998
Achieving nuclear fusion in magnetically confined plasma has been frustrated by turbulence that rips the plasma apart. In his Perspective, Burrell discusses recent efforts to understand and control microturbulence-small-scale plasma eddies that dominate the loss of energy from tokamak plasmas. Such efforts include those reported by [ Lin et al. ][1] in
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Achieving nuclear fusion in magnetically confined plasma has been frustrated by turbulence that rips the plasma apart. In his Perspective, Burrell discusses recent efforts to understand and control microturbulence-small-scale plasma eddies that dominate the loss of energy from tokamak plasmas. Such efforts include those reported by [ Lin et al. ][1] in
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