Gravity currents
The author studies a sudden release of a fixed volume of heavy fluid into another one, less dense, purely or in the presence of suspended material. The first currents are called compositionally driven currents, and the second ones particle-driven flows. These two kinds of gravity currents determine the structure of the paper: it is divided into two principal parts. The first one, ``Compositionally driven flows, contains the presentation of the flow, hydraulic theory, weakly stratified hydraulics, shallow-layer models, hyperbolicity, interfacial asymptotics, and non-hydraulic effects. The second part ``Particle-driven flows contains a decoupled hydraulic model, turbulence modelling for effective settling velocity, and non-hydraulic effects of particle concentration.
- Nonhydraulic Effects in Particle‐Driven Gravity Currents in Deep Surroundings
- Particle-driven gravity currents down planar slopes
- Gravity Currents Produced by Sudden Release of a Fixed Volume of Heavy Fluid
- Effects of external flow on compositional and particle gravity currents
- A mathematical framework for the analysis of particle-driven gravity currents
- Gravity currents and related phenomena
- Gravity Currents Produced by Sudden Release of a Fixed Volume of Heavy Fluid
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3581758 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 194709 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 914383 (Why is no real title available?)
- Hydraulic Theory and Particle‐Driven Gravity Currents
- Intrusive Gravity Currents
- Invariant Regions for Systems of Conservation Laws
- Modeling Sediment Deposition Patterns Arising From Suddenly Released Fixed‐Volume Turbulent Suspensions
- Non-hydrostatic effects in layered shallow water flows
- Nonhydraulic Effects in Particle‐Driven Gravity Currents in Deep Surroundings
- On the hydraulics of Boussinesq and non-Boussinesq two-layer flows
- On the Number of Conserved Quantities for the Two-Layer Shallow-Water Equations
- Resonantly Interacting Weakly Nonlinear Hyperbolic Waves. I. A Single Space Variable
- Sediment Transport and Deposition from a Two‐layer Fluid Model of Gravity Currents on Sloping Bottoms
- Self-accelerating turbidity currents
- Self-similar gravity currents with variable inflow revisited: plane currents
- Shock Wave Tracking for Hyperbolic Systems Exhibiting Local Linear Degeneracy
- The approach to self-similarity of the solutions of the shallow-water equations representing gravity-current releases
- The Artificial Compression Method for Computation of Shocks and Contact Discontinuities: III. Self-Adjusting Hybrid Schemes
- Two‐layer Gravity Currents with Topography
- A novel hybrid model for the motion of sustained axisymmetric gravity currents and intrusions
- Gravity currents and solitary waves
- On the front condition for compositional gravity currents
- Compressible particle-driven gravity currents
- Gravity current interaction with interfaces
- Sustained gravity currents in a channel
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4014367 (Why is no real title available?)
- Self‐Similarity and the Evaluation of Long‐Time Nonhydrostatic Effects in Compositionally Driven Gravity Flows in Deep Surroundings
- Thermally Enhanced Motions of Variable‐Inflow Surface Gravity‐Driven Flows
- Gravity currents from a line source in an ambient flow
- Self-accelerating turbidity currents
- Effects of external flow on compositional and particle gravity currents
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1342718 (Why is no real title available?)
- Polydisperse particle-driven gravity currents
- Elastic-plated gravity currents
- Hydraulic Theory and Particle‐Driven Gravity Currents
- Nonhydraulic Effects in Particle‐Driven Gravity Currents in Deep Surroundings
- Free-surface flow of hyperconcentrations
- The effects of hydraulic resistance on dam-break and other shallow inertial flows
- Gravity Currents Produced by Sudden Release of a Fixed Volume of Heavy Fluid
- Particle-driven gravity currents down planar slopes
- Gravity currents from moving sources
- Thixotropic gravity currents
- On a shallow water model for the simulation of turbidity currents
- Thermohaline considerations in surface gravity driven flows
- Gravity currents: a personal perspective
- On gravity currents driven by constant fluxes of saline and particle-laden fluid in the presence of a uniform flow
- Thermally enhanced gravity driven flows
- Darcy-Forchheimer gravity currents in porous media
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