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The following pages link to A review on MPS method developments and applications in nuclear engineering (Q2186903):
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- Improving stability of moving particle semi-implicit method by source terms based on time-scale correction of particle-level impulses (Q1980150) (← links)
- An incompressible-compressible Lagrangian particle method for bubble flows with a sharp density jump and boiling phase change (Q2021048) (← links)
- New insights into error accumulation due to biased particle distribution in semi-implicit particle methods (Q2060130) (← links)
- An enhanced semi-implicit particle method for simulating the flow of droplets with free surfaces (Q2072453) (← links)
- A multi-resolution particle method with high order accuracy for solid-liquid phase change represented by sharp moving interface (Q2084124) (← links)
- On the free surface boundary of moving particle semi-implicit method for thermocapillary flow (Q2118627) (← links)
- Enhanced weakly-compressible MPS method for violent free-surface flows: role of particle regularization techniques (Q2123999) (← links)
- Stability and accuracy of the weakly compressible SPH with particle regularization techniques (Q2134615) (← links)
- Border mapping multi-resolution (BMMR) technique for incompressible projection-based particle methods (Q2156763) (← links)
- An immersed MMALE material point method for FSI problems with structure fracturing (Q2156784) (← links)
- Fluid-elastic structure interaction simulation by using ordinary state-based peridynamics and peridynamic differential operator (Q2209413) (← links)
- Axisymmetric free-surface flow simulation using the moving surface mesh particle method and application to drop formation (Q2671413) (← links)
- Compact moving particle semi-implicit method for incompressible free-surface flow (Q6116158) (← links)
- A localized subdomain smoothing MMALE particle method for efficient modeling FSI problems (Q6185238) (← links)
- Free surface tension modelling using particle-grid hybrid method without considering gas particles (Q6187649) (← links)
