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Tracking fronts in one and two-phase incompressible flows using an adaptive mesh refinement approach
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    Tracking fronts in one and two-phase incompressible flows using an adaptive mesh refinement approach (English)
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    16 January 2011
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    adaptive mesh refinement (AMR)
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    implicit solving
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    conservative and non-conservative interpolations
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    numerical diffusion
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    interfaces
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    one and two-phase incompressible flows
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