Computational methods in environmental fluid mechanics
This text is divided into four distinct sections. The first is an introduction to fluid mechanics, including a chapter on porous media and a chapter on the basic classification of partial differential equations. The second section is a survey of numerical methods, with a clear emphasis on examples of methods in use as opposed to the analysis of the methods. For example, the chapter on finite element methods contains several subsections describing in detail different shape functions. The third section, entitled ``Software engineering, contains a substantial amount of information which will be of interest to those interested in constructing or modifying actual codes, as opposed to simply understanding the underlying mathematics. The final section describes several specific problems related to flows in porous media.
- Numerical techniques for rolling rubber wheels: treatment of inelastic material properties and frictional contact
- A finite volume algorithm for the dynamics of filaments, rods, and beams
- A novel finite volume method for the nonlinear two-sided space distributed-order diffusion equation with variable coefficients
- Influence of bearing ovalization in the dynamic of a planar slider-crank mechanism
- Finite element analysis of poro-elastic consolidation in porous media: standard and mixed approaches
- A sub-stepping approach for elasto-plasticity with rotational hardening
- Water quality modelling for rivers and streams
- Numerical methods for fluid flow analysis around structures in environmental fluids
- An upscaling method and a numerical analysis of swelling/shrinking processes in a compacted bentonite/sand mixture
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- Numerical investigation of the Gatenby-Gawlinski model for acid-mediated tumour invasion
- Moving finite element method
- Object‐oriented finite element analysis of thermo‐hydro‐mechanical (THM) problems in porous media
- The non-uniform L1-type scheme coupling the finite volume method for the time-space fractional diffusion equation with variable coefficients
- Optimal L^2 error quadratic serendipity finite volume element methods for diffusion equations on polygonal meshes
- Efficient numerical methods and information-processing techniques for modeling hydro- and environmental systems
- A generalized formulation of nonlinear effects of biasing fields on vibrations and propagation of elastic waves in electromagnetic solids
- Geometric modelling and object-oriented software concepts applied to a heterogeneous fractured network from the Grimsel rock laboratory
- Computation of air flows and motion of environmental pollutants over complex geographical topographies
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