Parallel computing as a vehicle for engineering design of complex functional surfaces
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- Competing geometric and inertial effects on local flow structure in thick gravity-driven fluid films
- Computing three-dimensional thin film flows including contact lines.
- Development and application of a parallel multigrid solver for the simulation of spreading droplets
- Efficient and accurate time adaptive multigrid simulations of droplet spreading
- Film flow down an inclined plane over a three-dimensional obstacle
- Gravity-driven flow of continuous thin liquid films on non-porous substrates with topography
- Gravity-driven flows of viscous liquids over two-dimensional topographies
- Implicit time splitting for fourth-order parabolic equations
- Parallel multigrid for anisotropic elliptic equations
- Parallel unsteady incompressible viscous flow computations using an unstructured multigrid method.
- Performance of a new CFD flow solver using a hybrid programming paradigm
- The deformation of a liquid film flowing down an inclined plane wall over a small particle arrested on the wall
- The dynamics of a localized surfactant on a thin film
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