An Algebraic Volume of Fluid Method for Strongly Coupled Spacecraft Fuel Slosh Modelling by Jones, Bevan W S

“…To this end, this thesis details a high resolution mathematical model capable of predicting the dynamic interaction between fuel slosh and the rigid structure of a spacecraft. …”
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Leveraging numerical relativity formulations for perturbative analysis: applications to quasinormal modes in general relativity by Nkele, Sipho

“…Despite their complementary strengths, numerical relativity and perturbation theory are often treated as distinct approaches, with limited interaction between them. Bridging this gap is crucial for improving our ability to extract physical information from numerical simulations and for validating approximations used in perturbative studies. …”
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Extracting blade condition information from the pressure field around a turbine blade

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The effects of race and assertiveness on active and passive influencing : a four year follow-up by Van der Westhuizen, Varenka

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Multivariate statistical process evaluation and monitoring for complex chemical processes by Rossouw, Ruan Francois

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The general continuum model for structured populations, with two case studies in plant ecology by Laurie, Henri De Guise

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Decentralized algorithm of dynamic task allocation for a swarm of homogeneous robots by AlShawi, Maha

“…The robots in these systems must communicate and interact with each other and with their environment for complex task processing. …”
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The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker: investigating facial recognition for multiple-perpetrator crimes by Nortje, Alicia

“…I studied these problems in the following ways: (a) a survey among South African detectives (N = 75) to investigate how multiple suspect parades are administered in practice; (b) two face recognition experiments where the number of face-attribute pairs was manipulated at encoding to investigate the effect of set size on both item recognition (for attributes and faces), and associative memory performance (i.e., matching identity to role; N = 70, and N = 67); (c) an eyewitness experiment where participants studied a simulated crime committed by up to 10 perpetrators whom they had to recognise later (N = 200); and (d) a set of simulations testing a revised version of the Interactive Activation and Competition network proposed by Burton et al. (1990) as a computational account of the memory difficulties experienced by eyewitnesses to multiple-perpetrator crimes. …”
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Numerical modelling of alkali silica reaction in concrete dams by Pourbehi, Mohammad Sadegh

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DEM analysis of a conveyor transfer chute by Rossow, Jeandre

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Combining in silico and in vitro approaches to discover novel inhibitors of Acetylcholinesterase

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Design of a senolytic proteolysis targeting chimera against the B-cell lymphoma – extra large protein using in silico approaches

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Reliability Analysis of Tailings Storage Facility Embankments: Investigating the Effect of Zonation on Slope Stability by Bamisaye, Rapheal Temitayo

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Prediction of burden distribution and electrical resistance in submerged arc furnaces using DEM modelling by Baumgartner, Shana Joy

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An efficient congestion control scheme for a lightweight constrained application protocol in the Internet of Things

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Analytical and a numerical ground resonance analysis of a conventionally articulated main rotor helicopter by Eckert, Bernd

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Bi-objective generator maintenance scheduling for a national power utility by Lindner, Berndt Gerald

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Assessing the effects of internal (trophic structure) and external (fishing and environment) forcing factors on fisheries off central Chile : basis for an ecosystem approach to man... by Alarcón, Sergio Eduardo Neira

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Simplified approaches for portfolio decision analysis by Kantu, Dieudonne Kabongo

“…Portfolio decisions involve a combinatorial aspect that makes them more theoretically and computationally challenging than choice problems, particularly when there are interactions between alternatives. …”
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