Efficient and accurate time adaptive multigrid simulations of droplet spreading
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- Nonlinear multigrid methods for second order differential operators with nonlinear diffusion coefficient
- Adaptive mesh refinement for simulation of thin film flows
- Finite element simulation of three-dimensional free-surface flow problems
- Numerical studies of the fingering phenomena for the thin film equation
- Rheological effects on the levelling dynamics of thin fluid films
- Contact lines over random topographical substrates. II: Dynamics
- Adaptive time stepping strategy for solidification processes based on modified local time truncation error
- Thin film flow on surfaces containing arbitrary occlusions
- Inertial thin film flow on planar surfaces featuring topography
- Rheology dictated spreading regimes of a non-isothermal sessile drop
- A geometric diffuse-interface method for droplet spreading
- New analytical solutions for static two-dimensional droplets under the effects of long- and short-range molecular forces
- Two-dimensional droplet spreading over topographical substrates
- Three-dimensional thin film and droplet flows over and past surface features with complex physics
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- Parallel computing as a vehicle for engineering design of complex functional surfaces
- Accuracy of Patch Dynamics with Mesoscale Temporal Coupling for Efficient Massively Parallel Simulations
- Thermocapillary migration of droplets under molecular and gravitational forces
- Flow of evaporating, gravity-driven thin liquid films over topography
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