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The following pages link to A moving Lagrangian interface technique for flow computations over fixed meshes (Q5956818):

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• Engineering analysis and design with ALE-VMS and space-time methods (Q333293) (← links)
• Numerical modeling and experimental validation of free surface flow problems (Q338780) (← links)
• Multi-fluid flows with the particle finite element method (Q653617) (← links)
• Numerical study on liquid sloshing in baffled tank by nonlinear finite element method (Q704461) (← links)
• A grid-alignment finite element technique for incompressible multicomponent flows (Q933320) (← links)
• Residual-based variational multiscale simulation of free surface flows (Q989653) (← links)
• Computational free-surface fluid-structure interaction with application to floating offshore wind turbines (Q1647235) (← links)
• A compressive interface-capturing scheme for computation of compressible multi-fluid flows (Q1648327) (← links)
• An ALE-PFEM method for the numerical simulation of two-phase mixture flow (Q1667346) (← links)
• An Eulerian-Lagrangian mixed discrete least squares meshfree method for incompressible multiphase flow problems (Q1985194) (← links)
• Elemental enriched spaces for the treatment of weak and strong discontinuous fields (Q2308764) (← links)
• Computer modeling of liquid-solid impacts (Q2471612) (← links)
• Simulation and experimental validation of the motion of immersed rigid bodies in viscous flows (Q2638007) (← links)
• Sensitivity analysis of finite volume simulations of a breaking dam problem (Q2967367) (← links)
• Mixing in a drop moving through a serpentine channel: A computational study (Q3555160) (← links)
• A surface remeshing technique for a Lagrangian description of 3D two-fluid flow problems (Q3559099) (← links)
• Numerical Analysis of Thermally Coupled Flow Problems with Interfaces and Phase-change Effects (Q4409316) (← links)
• Computation of mould filling processes with a moving Lagrangian interface technique (Q4543810) (← links)
• A mixed finite element solver for liquid-liquid impacts (Q4812365) (← links)