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Development of a numerical model for the electric current in burner-stabilised methane–air flames
Investigation of mass and energy coupling between soot particles and gas species in modelling ethylene counterflow diffusion flames
Inclusion of preferential diffusion in simulations of premixed combustion of hydrogen/methane mixtures with flamelet generated manifolds
Effect of Soret diffusion on lean hydrogen/air flames at normal and elevated pressure and temperature
Direct numerical simulations of premixed turbulent flames with reduced chemistry: validation and flamelet analysis
Analysis of a strong mass-based flame stretch model for turbulent premixed combustion
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Flame speed in diffusion dominated premixed flames
Large-eddy simulation of a bluff-body stabilised nonpremixed flame with radiation heat transfer
Simulation of ECN diesel spray A using conditional source-term estimation
A novel method to automate FGM progress variable with application to igniting combustion systems
Numerical analyses of laminar flames propagating in droplet mists using detailed and tabulated chemistry
High performance computing of the Darmstadt stratified burner by means of large eddy simulation and a joint ATF-FGM approach
Stratified turbulent Bunsen flames: flame surface analysis and flame surface density modelling
Effects of subgrid scale and combustion modelling on flame structure of a turbulent premixed flame within LES and tabulated chemistry framework
Effect of flame thickness variation on the mass burning rate of premixed counterflow flames with an oscillating strain rate
Evaluation of the flame propagation within an SI engine using flame imaging and LES
Modelling compression ignition engines by incorporation of the flamelet generated manifolds combustion closure

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