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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Second order flow"”.

  1. An integral method for solving the boundary-layer equations for a second-order viscoelastic liquid

    … function, the momentum integral equation for a second-order fluid is used to develop differential equations describing the boundary-layer for second-order flow past external surfaces. Using the momentum integral equation and appropriate boundary conditions, results are tabulated for both plane …

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  2. Analysis and implementation of a high-order reconstruction algorithm for an unstructured finite volume flow solver

    A high-order scheme is examined an implemented in an unstructured solver. The motivation for this researcher is driven by research goals to simulate field equations, particularly those of fluid dynamics, with high fidelity. High-order schemes overcome computational limitations by computing …

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  3. Anisotropic Flow Measurement in Ultra-Central Pb-Pb Collisions For Run 10 and Run 11 by ALICE

    … as the Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP). The collective flow of the system plays a critical role in establishing the equation of state of the QGP. Among different orders of azimuthal flow, the second order elliptic flow receives keen attention and will be analyzed in the ultra-central collision …

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  4. Solutions to three laminar viscous flow problems by an implicit finite-difference method

    … problems, (1) laminar incompressible viscous flow past a cylinder and a sphere, (2) laminar incompressible viscous flow past a finite flat plate (second-order solutions), and (3) laminar viscous past a sphere at a high Mach number. These problems are solved by using an implicit …

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  5. Statistical Stability and Fast Transient Growth in Wall-Bounded Turbulence

    … turbulence can be generated in wall-bounded flows due to the non-slip boundary. The simple geometry of a wall and thus the shear-driven turbulence are ubiquitous in nature and engineering applications. Hence, prediction and modelling of the turbulence appearance and maintenance in …

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