24 research outputs found

    Lava flow on an inclined plane (particles coloured according to their temperature).

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    <p>Lava flow on an inclined plane (particles coloured according to their temperature).</p

    Internal energy versus temperature (assuming <i>e</i><sub><i>0</i></sub> = 0 and <i>T</i><sub><i>0</i></sub> = 0) in the case of phase transition.

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    <p>Internal energy versus temperature (assuming <i>e</i><sub><i>0</i></sub> = 0 and <i>T</i><sub><i>0</i></sub> = 0) in the case of phase transition.</p

    Types of interactions occurring between elemental particles.

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    <p>Types of interactions occurring between elemental particles.</p

    Plinko-chip for cell separation (a); evolution of the center of mass for flexible and rigid cells (b).

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    <p>Plinko-chip for cell separation (a); evolution of the center of mass for flexible and rigid cells (b).</p

    Mixing SPH and DEM forces to account for sub-scale solids.

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    <p>Mixing SPH and DEM forces to account for sub-scale solids.</p

    Neutrally buoyant, buoyant and heavy cubic particles in Poiseuille flow.

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    <p>Neutrally buoyant, buoyant and heavy cubic particles in Poiseuille flow.</p

    Fluid dynamics, contact forces and solid mechanics in solid-liquid flows and some modelling techniques available for each case.

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    <p>Fluid dynamics, contact forces and solid mechanics in solid-liquid flows and some modelling techniques available for each case.</p

    Coarse-grain modelling of solids and its molecular origin.

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    <p>Coarse-grain modelling of solids and its molecular origin.</p

    Swelling and erosion of a protein-based soil deposit (particles coloured according to their water content).

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    <p>Swelling and erosion of a protein-based soil deposit (particles coloured according to their water content).</p

    Structure of a typical particle-based algorithm with the internal forces routine highlighted.

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    <p>Structure of a typical particle-based algorithm with the internal forces routine highlighted.</p
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