An atomistic model for the Navier slip condition
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- Axisymmetric lattice Boltzmann model for liquid flows with super-hydrophobic cylindrical surfaces
- Molecular kinetic modelling of nanoscale slip flow using a continuum approach
- A continuum approach to reproduce molecular-scale slip behaviour
- An atomistic model for the thermal resistance of a liquid-solid interface
- The effect of slip on the development of flow separation due to a bump in a channel
- Knudsen minimum disappearance in molecular-confined flows
- A challenge in Navier–Stokes-based continuum modeling: Maxwell–Burnett slip law
- Driven Cavity Flow: From Molecular Dynamics to Continuum Hydrodynamics
- Molecular mechanics of liquid and gas slip flow
- Linear stability theory and molecular simulations of nanofilm dewetting with disjoining pressure, strong liquid-solid slip and thermal fluctuations
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