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Descriptor approach for eliminating spurious eigenvalues in hydrodynamic equations
M. Lisa Manning, B. Bamieh, J. M. Carlson
We describe a general framework for avoiding spurious eigenvalues -- unphysical unstable eigenvalues that often occur in hydrodynamic stability problems. In two example problems, w…
Long Range Correlation in Granular Shear Flow II: Theoretical Implications
Gregg Lois, Anael Lemaitre, Jean M. Carlson
Numerical simulations are used to test the kinetic theory constitutive relations of inertial granular shear flow. These predictions are shown to be accurate in the dilute regime, w…
Long Range Correlations in Granular Shear Flow I: Numerical Evidence
Gregg Lois, Anael Lemaitre, Jean M. Carlson
We investigate the emergence of long-range correlations in granular shear flow. By increasing the density of a simulated granular flow we observe a spontaneous transition from a di…
Momentum Transport in Granular Flows
Gregg Lois, Anael Lemaitre, Jean M. Carlson
We investigate the error induced by only considering binary collisions in the momentum transport of hard-sphere granular materials, as is done in kinetic theories. In this process,…
Highly optimized tolerance and power laws in dense and sparse resource regimes
M. Manning, J. M. Carlson, J. Doyle
Power law cumulative frequency vs. event size distributions are frequently cited as evidence for complexity and serve as a starting point for lin…
Numerical Tests of Constitutive Laws for Dense Granular Flows
Gregg Lois, Anaël Lemaître, Jean M. Carlson
We numerically and theoretically study macroscopic properties of dense, sheared granular materials. In this process we first introduce an invariance in Newton's equations, explain…