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The Effect of Flow Parameters and Wall Models on Gas-Surface Interactions: A Numerical Investigation of dsmcFoam
M. B. Agir, N. H. Crisp, K. L. Smith +4
Atmosphere-breathing electric propulsion systems harness atmospheric particles as propellant, enabling efficient operation across diverse environmental conditions. To accurately si…
On the structure of isothermal acoustic shocks under classical and artificial viscosity laws: Selected case studies
Sandra Carillo, Pedro M. Jordan
Assuming Newton's law of cooling, the propagation and structure of isothermal acoustic shocks are studied under four different viscosity laws. Employing both analytical and numeric…
Sediment transport under oscillatory flows
Giovanna Vittori, Paolo Blondeaux, Marco Mazzuoli +2
The results of Direct Numerical Simulations of the oscillatory flow over a cohesionless bed of spherical particles, mimicking sediment grains, are described. The flow around the se…
Interface-resolved direct numerical simulations of sediment transport in a turbulent oscillatory boundary layer
Marco Mazzuoli, Paolo Blondeaux, Giovanna Vittori +3
The flow within an oscillatory boundary layer, which approximates the flow generated by propagating sea waves of small amplitude close to the bottom, is simulated numerically by in…
Direct numerical simulation of the oscillatory flow around a sphere resting on a rough bottom
Marco Mazzuoli, Paolo Blondeaux, Julian Simeonov +1
The oscillatory flow around a spherical object lying on a rough bottom is investigated by means of direct numerical simulations of continuity and Navier-Stokes equations. The rough…
Internal solitary waves in the ocean: Analysis using the periodic, inverse scattering transform
Ivan Christov
The periodic, inverse scattering transform (PIST) is a powerful analytical tool in the theory of integrable, nonlinear evolution equations. Osborne pioneered the use of the PIST in…