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Haixuan Ye, Yang Chen and Kevin Maki
For numerical simulations of ship and offshore hydrodynamic problems, it is challenging to model the interaction between the free surface and moving complex geometries. This paper proposes a discrete-forcing immersed boundary method (IBM) to efficiently ...
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Ahmad Abdelmawla and S. Sonny Kim
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) technology has been widely used in pavement assessment over the last decade. Assessing the subgrade condition and monitoring its temporal variation provide valuable information regarding changes associated with pavement det...
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Robert Mayer
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The article discusses the computer simulation of the rotation of solid bodies around a fixed point, in which a moving body is replaced by a system of material points connected by weightless viscoelastic rods. A computer program calculates the distance be...
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Natalya S. Zhdanova,Andrey V. Gorobets,Ilya V. Abalakin
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The paper describes a supercomputer application in simulations of fluid-structure interaction problems. A compressible flow solver based on a high-accuracy scheme for unstructured hybrid meshes is considered. It combines an immersed boundary method with ...
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Shohreh Azizi, Ilunga Kamika and Memory Tekere
The aerobic sludge digestion process for waste sludge generated from suspended biomass (i.e., activated sludge process, ASP) and attached biomass (i.e., moving bed bioreactor, MBBR and modified packed bed biofilm, PBBR) reactors in a residential complex ...
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