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most citedImmersed Boundary Simulations of Flows Driven by Moving Thin Membranes

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physics.comp-ph2026

Scaling WaterLily.jl with MPI and an improved geometric multigrid solver

Bernat Font, Marin Lauber, Tzu-Yao Huang +1

We present recent performance-oriented developments in WaterLily, a scale-resolving incompressible flow solver written in pure Julia that runs seamlessly on CPUs and GPUs of any ve…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Stability of Kirigami parachutes in effectively infinite numerical domains

Gabriel D. Weymouth, Marin Lauber

Kirigami, the art of cutting flat sheets into deployable 3D structures, has recently inspired a new class of parachutes which can deploy into a naturally stable inverted canopy. Ho…

q-bio.TO2025

The mechanics of the artificial heart: modeling fabric-based soft robotic devices

Marin Lauber, Maziar Arfaee, Mathias Peirlinck

Recently, the Less In More Out device, a fluidically actuated soft total artificial heart was proposed. This device uses arrays of pouch motors to achieve a positive fluidic lever…

physics.flu-dyn2024

Using Biot-Savart boundary conditions for unbounded external flow on Eulerian meshes

Gabriel D. Weymouth, Marin Lauber

We introduce a novel boundary condition for incompressible Eulerian simulations formulated using a Biot-Savart vorticity integral that maintains high-accuracy results even when the…

physics.flu-dyn2023

Immersed-Boundary Fluid-Structure Interaction of Membranes and Shells

Marin Lauber, Gabriel D. Weymouth, Georges Limbert

This paper presents a general and robust method for the fluid-structure interaction of membranes and shells undergoing large displacement and large added-mass effects by coupling a…

physics.flu-dyn2021★ 17 cited

Immersed Boundary Simulations of Flows Driven by Moving Thin Membranes

Marin Lauber, Gabriel D. Weymouth, Georges Limbert

Immersed boundary methods are extensively used for simulations of dynamic solid objects interacting with fluids due to their computational efficiency and modelling flexibility comp…