Smooth particle hydrodynamics: status and future potential

Keywords

Particle (ecology), Mechanics, Environmental science, Physics, Materials science

References

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• Simulation of high velocity concrete fragmentation using SPH/MLSPHTimon Rabczuk, J. Eibl — 2003
• Simulation of suspension of solids in a liquid in a mixing tank using SPH and comparison with physical modelling experimentsMahesh Prakash, Paul W. Cleary, Joseph Ha — 2007
• Conduction Modelling Using Smoothed Particle HydrodynamicsPaul W. Cleary, J. J. Monaghan — 1999
• Simulation of near-shore solitary wave mechanics by an incompressible SPH methodEdmond Y. M. Lo, Songdong Shao — 2002
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• Experimental Findings and Numerical Predictions of Shallow Depth Sloshing Absorber BehaviourAdam Marsh, Mahesh Prakash, S.E. Semercigil — 2007
• SPS TURBULENT MODELING OF HIGH SPEED TRANSOM STERN FLOWAbbas Dashtimanesh, Parviz Ghadimi — 2014
• Numerical Investigation of Shallow Depth Sloshing Absorbers for Structural ControlAdam Marsh, Mahesh Prakash, S.E. Semercigil — 2007
• Interpreting manometric signals for propulsion in the gutMatt D. Sinnott, Paul W. Cleary, Phil G. Dinning — 2015
• Design of effective traveling wave sloshing absorbers for structural controlAdam Marsh — 2009
• Relevance of solutions to the Navier‐Stokes equations for explaining groundwater flow in fractured karst aquifersCostantino Masciopinto, Domenico Palmiotta — 2013
• Application of Numerical Methods for Crashworthiness Investigation of a Large Aircraft Wing Impact with a TreeChao Zhang, Wieslaw K. Binienda, Frank E. Horvat — 2013
• Computational Modeling of Food Oral Breakdown Using Smoothed Particle HydrodynamicsSimon M. Harrison, Graham T. Eyres, Paul W. Cleary — 2014
• Improving the design of travelling wave type sloshing absorbersJayson Allan Grant — 2014
• A MULTISCALE METHOD FOR GEOPHYSICAL FLOW EVENTSJames Hilton, Paul W. Cleary — 2012
• Extreme wave interaction with a floating oil rig: Prediction using SPHPaul W. Cleary, Murray Rudman — 2009
• NUMERICAL STUDY OF LIQUID COMPOSITE MOLDING USING A SMOOTHED PARTICLE HYDRODYNAMICS METHODDi Su, Ronghui Ma, Liang Zhu — 2011
• Elastoplastic deformation during projectile-wall collisionPaul W. Cleary — 2010
• Simulations of dolphin kick swimming using smoothed particle hydrodynamics.Raymond C.Z. Cohen, Paul W. Cleary, Bruce R. Mason — 2012
• A three-dimensional SPH model for detailed study of free surface deformation, just behind a rectangular planing hullAbbas Dashtimanesh, Parviz Ghadimi — 2013
• A numerical investigation of energy dissipation with a shallow depth sloshing absorberAdam Marsh, Mahesh Prakash, Eren Semercigil — 2010
• Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH): an Overview and Recent DevelopmentsMoubin Liu, G. R. Liu — 2010
• Comparison of permeability of model porous media between SPH and LBGerald G. Pereira, P.M. Dupuy, Paul W. Cleary — 2012
• Novel application of the mesh-free SPH method for modelling thermo-mechanical responses in arc weldingRaj Das, Paul W. Cleary — 2015
• Control, forecasting and optimisation for wave energy conversionJohn V. Ringwood, Giorgio Bacelli, Francesco Fusco — 2014

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