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Swimming through parameter subspaces of a simple anguilliform swimmer
Nicholas A. Battista
Computational scientists have investigated swimming performance across a multitude of different systems for decades. Most models depend on numerous model parameters and performance…
Diving into a simple anguilliform swimmer's sensitivity
Nicholas A. Battista
Computational models of aquatic locomotion range from individual modest simple swimmers in 2D to sophisticated 3D individual swimmers to complex multi-swimmer models that attempt t…
Naut your everyday jellyfish model: Exploring how tentacles and oral arms impact locomotion
Jason G. Miles, Nicholas A. Battista
Jellyfish - majestic, energy efficient, and one of the oldest species that inhabits the oceans. It is perhaps the second item, their efficiency, that has captivated scientists for…
Don't be jelly: Exploring effective jellyfish locomotion
Jason G. Miles, Nicholas A. Battista
Jellyfish have been called one of the most energy-efficient animals in the world due to the ease in which they move through their fluid environment, by product of their morphologic…
Fluid-Structure Interaction for the Classroom: Speed, Accuracy, Convergence, and Jellyfish!
Nicholas A. Battista, Matthew S. Mizuhara
When is good, good enough? This question lingers in approximation theory and numerical methods as a competition between accuracy and practicality. Numerical Analysis is traditional…
Fluid-Structure Interaction for the Classroom: Interpolation, Hearts, and Swimming!
Nicholas A. Battista
While students may find spline interpolation quite digestible, based on their familiarity with continuity of a function and its derivatives, some of its inherent value may be misse…