A LATTICE BOLTZMANN STUDY ON THE LARGE DEFORMATION OF RED BLOOD CELLS IN SHEAR FLOW
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- The axisymmetric deformation of a red blood cell in uniaxial straining Stokes flow
- Inertia effect on the transient deformation of elastic capsules in simple shear flow
- A novel interface-tracking method based on Lagrangian particles for deformation analysis of a red blood cell in a capillary
- Numerical study on dynamic sorting of a compliant capsule with a thin shell
- EFFECT OF MEMBRANE BENDING STIFFNESS ON THE DEFORMATION OF ELASTIC CAPSULES IN EXTENSIONAL FLOW: A LATTICE BOLTZMANN STUDY
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- Velocity distribution on the membrane of a tank-treading red blood cell
- A hybrid method to study flow-induced deformation of three-dimensional capsules
- Dynamics of red blood cells in oscillating shear flow
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