A distributed Lagrange multiplier/fictitious domain method for particulate flows

Keyphrases

• Particulate Flow 100%
• Distributed Lagrange multiplier 100%
• Fictitious Domain Method 100%
• Particle Boundary 100%
• Rigid Body Motion 66%
• Circular Particle 66%
• Suspended Solids 33%
• Direct numerical Simulation 33%
• Solid Particles 33%
• Effective Strategies 33%
• Fingering 33%
• Two Dimensional 33%
• Roughness Element 33%
• Unit Volume 33%
• Spherical Particles 33%
• Reynolds number 33%
• Rayleigh-Taylor Instability 33%
• Three Dimensional Simulation 33%
• Mathematical Methods 33%
• Finite Element Discretization 33%
• Conjugate Gradient Method 33%
• Explicit Computation 33%
• Body Force 33%
• Fluidized 33%
• Tumbling 33%
• Kissing 33%
• Particle Motion 33%
• Lagrange multiplier 33%
• Outer Wall 33%
• Hydrodynamic Force 33%
• Quadratic Minimization Problem 33%
• Physically-based 33%
• Operator Splitting Method 33%
• Incompressibility 33%
• Fluid Particles 33%
• Direct Simulation 33%
• Discretization in Space 33%
• Fluid Flow Equation 33%
• Close Approach 33%
• Heavy Liquid 33%
• Weak Formulation 33%
• Wall Penetration 33%
• Discretization in Time 33%
• Viscous Incompressible Flow 33%
• Incompressible Fluid Flow 33%
• Hydrodynamic Torque 33%
• Two-dimensional Channels 33%

Engineering

• Domain Method 100%
• Lagrange Multiplier Method 100%
• Fluid Flow 66%
• Two Dimensional 66%
• Rigid Body Motion 66%
• Roughness Element 33%
• Reynolds' Number 33%
• Minimization Problem 33%
• Surrounding Fluid 33%
• Body Force 33%
• Spherical Particle 33%
• Element Discretisation 33%
• Fluid Particle 33%
• Direct Simulation 33%
• Posed Problem 33%
• Wall Penetration 33%
• Incompressible Flow 33%
• Solid Particle 33%
• Hydrodynamic Force 33%
• Flow Equation 33%
• Incompressible Fluid 33%
• Finite Element Analysis 33%
• Direct Numerical Simulation 33%
• Discretization 33%
• Conjugate gradient algorithm 33%

Chemical Engineering

• Fluid Flow 100%
• Suspended Particulate Matter 50%