Drag model from interface-resolved simulations of particle sedimentation in a periodic domain and vertical turbulent channel flows
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- Modelling of filtered drag force for clustered particle-laden flows based on interface-resolved simulation data
- Asymptotic analysis of chaotic particle sedimentation and trapping in the vicinity of a vertical upward streamline
- Hindered settling of a log-normally distributed Stokesian suspension
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