Fluid Flow
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Fluid Flow

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2016
ISBN
9783110871906

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Contents
  3. First International Conference on Computational Modelling of Free and Moving Boundary Problems 91
  4. Section 1: Flow through Porous Media
  5. Multisplitting and Domain Decomposition Techniques Applied to Free Surface Flow Through Porous Media
  6. Application of B-Spline Boundary Elements to Groundwater Flow Problems
  7. Domain Decomposition for Free Boundary Seepage
  8. Spreadsheet Solution for Transient Fluid Flow in a Porous Media with a Moving Drainage Boundary
  9. Water Table Aquifers and Finite Element Method: Analysis and Presentation of a Case Study
  10. Section 2: Wave Propagation
  11. Wave Motion and Overturning Induced by Moving Bodies: Application to Slender Ship Wave Resistance
  12. The Modelling of Extreme Gravity Waves: An Approach towards a Numerical Wave Channel
  13. Time-Domain Simulation of Second-Order Wave Diffraction Around Structures
  14. Shallow Water Waves
  15. Numerical Calculation of Surface Waves
  16. Section 3: Cavitational flow
  17. A Numerical Approach for Modelling Cavitating Flows
  18. Boundary Element Simulation of Axisymmetric Cavity Flow Problems
  19. Cavitation Effects in Journal Bearing having a Big Radial Clearance
  20. Numerical Study of Cavitational Flows
  21. Section 4: Free Surface Flow
  22. Free Surface Flow with Surface Tension
  23. Dam-Break Wave Routing by Shock Fitting Method
  24. The Surface Marker Method
  25. Development of Conveyance Routing
  26. Solution of Problem of Unknown Boundary in Free Surface Flow Calculations
  27. The Free Surface Flow Induced by a Submerged Source or Sink from a Three-Layer Fluid
  28. Free Surface Flow Formed by a Slot Suction
  29. A Numerical Method for t he Gravity Flow with Multiple Free Surfaces
  30. Two Open Boundary Conditions for Nonlinear Free Surface Flows
  31. The Numerical Solution of Viscous Flows with a Free Surface
  32. Implementing the Boundary Element Method for 2-D Viscous Sintering
  33. Section 5: Mathematical Problems and Computational Techniques
  34. A Computational Method for Variational Inequalities
  35. Optimal Shape Design of a Simple Harbour Model
  36. Bend Theory of Stream Meanders on a Smooth Plate
  37. Shock Modeling in Variable Bubble Point Problems of Petroleum Engineering
  38. Multidimensional Modelling of Uniflow Scavenging in Two-stroke Reciprocating Piston Engines
  39. Cubic Spline Technique for the Solution of Quasi-Linear Hyperbolic System in Non-Conservative Form