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The authors present a numerical method for studying the motion of incompressible, immiscible and viscous two-fluid flows with slightly different densities and viscosities, using the finite element method. In order to capture the interface sharply, they propose an automatic re-initialization procedure, by solving the transport equation with the steepened function added as a nonhomogeneous term to it. They prove that the interface thickness is nearly preserved at all times. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0927.00032].
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