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Analyzing irreversibilities in Stokes flows containing suspended particles using the traction boundary integral equation method (English)

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Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

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19 February 2002

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The stress system in a suspension of force-free particles

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On the Somigliana stress identity in elasticity

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On the non‐singular traction‐BIE in elasticity

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Direct second kind boundary integral formulation for Stokes flow problems

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Parallel Computational Strategies for Hydrodynamic Interactions Between Rigid Particles of Arbitrary Shape in a Viscous Fluid

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Motion of a rigid particle in Stokes flow: a new second-kind boundary-integral equation formulation

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A comparison of integral formulations for the analysis of low Reynolds number flows

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Pressure-driven flow of suspensions: simulation and theory

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A constitutive equation for concentrated suspensions that accounts for shear-induced particle migration

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Traction BIE solutions for flat cracks

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Second Kind Integral Equation Formulation of Stokes’ Flows Past a Particle of Arbitrary Shape

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Q2760273

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Q4305287

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Modelling of concentrated suspensions using a continuum constitutive equation

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1039.76042

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10.1016/S0955-7997(01)00024-8

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+The stress system in a suspension of force-free particles
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+On the Somigliana stress identity in elasticity
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+On the non‐singular traction‐BIE in elasticity
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+Direct second kind boundary integral formulation for Stokes flow problems
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+Parallel Computational Strategies for Hydrodynamic Interactions Between Rigid Particles of Arbitrary Shape in a Viscous Fluid
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+Motion of a rigid particle in Stokes flow: a new second-kind boundary-integral equation formulation
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+A comparison of integral formulations for the analysis of low Reynolds number flows
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+Pressure-driven flow of suspensions: simulation and theory
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+A constitutive equation for concentrated suspensions that accounts for shear-induced particle migration
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+Traction BIE solutions for flat cracks
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+Second Kind Integral Equation Formulation of Stokes’ Flows Past a Particle of Arbitrary Shape
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+Q4305287
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+Modelling of concentrated suspensions using a continuum constitutive  equation
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