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The following pages link to Weak second-order splitting schemes for Lagrangian Monte Carlo particle methods for the composition PDF/FDF transport equations (Q846607):
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- Specific volume coupling and convergence properties in hybrid particle/finite volume algorithms for turbulent reactive flows (Q349976) (← links)
- On the linear advection equation subject to random velocity fields (Q433630) (← links)
- Numerical implementation of mixing and molecular transport in LES/PDF studies of turbulent reacting flows (Q655016) (← links)
- Variance consistent mean shift particle model for treating differential molecular diffusion in transported PDF methods for turbulent reactive flows (Q720896) (← links)
- Numerical integration of stochastic differential equations: weak second-order mid-point scheme for application in the composition PDF method. (Q1873366) (← links)
- Application of a robust and efficient Lagrangian particle scheme to soot transport in turbulent flames (Q2015941) (← links)
- reactingfoam-SCI: an open source CFD platform for reacting flow simulation (Q2313651) (← links)
- A Fokker-Planck approach for probability distributions of species concentrations transported in heterogeneous media (Q2352310) (← links)
- An energy-consistency-preserving large eddy simulation-scalar filtered mass density function (LES-SFMDF) method for high-speed flows (Q5032085) (← links)
- An exponential distribution scheme for the two-way coupling in transported PDF method for dilute spray combustion (Q5032290) (← links)
- Effects of combined dimension reduction and tabulation on the simulations of a turbulent premixed flame using a large-eddy simulation/probability density function method (Q5069412) (← links)
- A study of the rate-controlled constrained-equilibrium dimension reduction method and its different implementations (Q5070133) (← links)
- Computational study of lean premixed turbulent flames using RANSPDF and LESPDF methods (Q5070155) (← links)
- A PDF projection method: A pressure algorithm for stand-alone transported PDFs (Q5071920) (← links)
