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Tubular-body theory for viscous flows
Lyndon Koens
Cable-like bodies play a key role in many interdisciplinary systems but are hard to simulate. Asymptotic theories, called slender-body theories, are effective but apply in specific…
Regularized Stokeslets lines suitable for slender bodies in viscous flow
Boan Zhao, Lyndon Koens
Slender-body approximations have been successfully used to explain many phenomena in low-Reynolds number fluid mechanics. These approximations typically use a line of singularity s…
Local drag of a slender rod parallel to a plane wall in a viscous fluid
Lyndon Koens, Thomas D. Montenegro-Johnson
The viscous drag on a slender rod by a wall is important to many biological and industrial systems. This drag critically depends on the separation between the rod and the wall and…
Geometric phase methods with Stokes theorem for a general viscous swimmer
Lyndon Koens, Eric Lauga
The geometric phase techniques for swimming in viscous flows express the net displacement of a swimmer as a path integral of a field in configuration space. This representation can…
Method of regularised stokeslets: Flow analysis and improvement of convergence
Boan Zhao, Eric Lauga, Lyndon Koens
Since their development in 2001, regularised stokeslets have become a popular numerical tool for low-Reynolds number flows since the replacement of a point force by a smoothed blob…
The boundary integral formulation of Stokes flows includes slender-body theory
Lyndon Koens, Eric Lauga
The incompressible Stokes equations can classically be recast in a boundary integral (BI) representation, which provides a general method to solve low-Reynolds number problems anal…