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Direct numerical simulation of bubble-bubble and droplet-droplet interaction using a Surface Thin Film model
This dissertation deals with the simulation of dispersed multiphase flow. The particle-particle and particle-fluid interactions in this class of flows play an important role on the hydrodynamics and fluid transport phenomena that govern the overall flow behaviour. Accurate computational modelling of...
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Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
2017
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