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The following pages link to An extended validation of the last generation of particle finite element method for free surface flows (Q728989):

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• Simulating free surface flow problems using hybrid particle element free Galerkin method (Q444856) (← links)
• Viscous flow past a cylinder close to a free surface: benchmarks with steady, periodic and metastable responses, solved by meshfree and mesh-based schemes (Q667471) (← links)
• The ALE/Lagrangian particle finite element method: a new approach to computation of free-surface flows and fluid--object interactions (Q868165) (← links)
• Extensions of the meshless finite volume particle method (FVPM) for static and dynamic free-surface flows (Q1626159) (← links)
• Surface tension problems solved with the particle finite element method using large time-steps (Q1647222) (← links)
• A compressive interface-capturing scheme for computation of compressible multi-fluid flows (Q1648327) (← links)
• A novel sharp interface capturing method for two- and three-phase incompressible flows (Q1653744) (← links)
• On enhancement of energy conservation properties of projection-based particle methods (Q1672246) (← links)
• A second-order in time and space particle-based method to solve flow problems on arbitrary meshes (Q2214541) (← links)
• Extending the particle finite element method for sediment transport simulation (Q2236924) (← links)
• Semi-Lagrangian formulation for the advection-diffusion-absorption equation (Q2236938) (← links)
• Numerical modelling of 3D sloshing experiments in rectangular tanks (Q2295873) (← links)
• Elemental enriched spaces for the treatment of weak and strong discontinuous fields (Q2308764) (← links)
• Advances in the simulation of multi-fluid flows with the particle finite element method. Application to bubble dynamics (Q2892509) (← links)
• Numerical Comparison of the Particle Finite Element Method Against an Eulerian Formulation (Q2962432) (← links)
• Some improvements on free surface simulation by the particle finite element method (Q5322169) (← links)
• The particle finite element method: a powerful tool to solve incompressible flows with free‐surfaces and breaking waves (Q5697053) (← links)