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The following pages link to On the diffuse interface method using a dual-resolution Cartesian grid (Q728588):
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- Topology preserving advection of implicit interfaces on Cartesian grids (Q349792) (← links)
- A mass-conserved diffuse interface method and its application for incompressible multiphase flows with large density ratio (Q349802) (← links)
- Stencil adaptive diffuse interface method for simulation of two-dimensional incompressible multiphase flows (Q435639) (← links)
- A zonal grid method for incompressible two-phase flows (Q667368) (← links)
- Level set method for computational multi-fluid dynamics: a review on developments, applications and analysis (Q747684) (← links)
- On the re-initialization of fluid interfaces in diffuse interface method (Q1649742) (← links)
- An efficient phase-field method for turbulent multiphase flows (Q2133545) (← links)
- Mass conservative and energy stable finite difference methods for the quasi-incompressible Navier-Stokes-Cahn-Hilliard system: primitive variable and projection-type schemes (Q2310054) (← links)
- On the total mass conservation and the volume preservation in the diffuse interface method (Q2331881) (← links)
- An improved multiphase lattice Boltzmann flux solver for three-dimensional flows with large density ratio and high Reynolds number (Q2374805) (← links)
- A dual-time central difference finite volume scheme for interface capturing on unstructured meshes (Q3624354) (← links)
- Energy Stable and Mass Conservative Numerical Method for Gas Flow in Porous Media with Rock Compressibility (Q5095489) (← links)
- Thermodynamically consistent phase-field modelling of activated solute transport in binary solvent fluids (Q5876550) (← links)
- Energy stable finite element approximations of gas flow in poroelastic media (Q6566052) (← links)
- A conservative sharp interface method for incompressible viscous two-phase flows with topology changes and large density ratio (Q6566928) (← links)
- An energy stable and positivity-preserving computational method for compressible and immiscible two-phase flow in porous media (Q6639310) (← links)
