Applied Mathematics Theses and Dissertations

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Description:: This work presents multiscale modeling of blood flow and polymer suspensions which requires the use of heterogeneous modeling approaches. A hybrid method based on coupling …
Year:: 2010
Contributor:: Fedosov, Dmitry A (creator); Karniadakis, George (Director); Caswell, Bruce (Reader); Maxey, Martin (Reader); Brown University. Applied Mathematics (sponsor)
Genre:: theses
Subject:: hybrid method; multiscale coupling; dissipative particle dynamics; red blood cell; RBC; RBC model; thermal fluctuations; malaria modeling; adhesive dynamics; melt; numerical rheometer; Erythrocytes; Rheology; Adhesion; Polymers; Polymer solutions
Language:: English
Collection:: Applied Mathematics; Theses and Dissertations

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Description:: The force-coupling method (FCM) represents the dynamics of low Reynolds number suspension flows through a low-order, regularized multipole expansion and provides an effcient,matrix-free method to …
Year:: 2011
Contributor:: Yeo, Kyong Min (creator); Maxey, Martin (Director); Karniadakis, George (Reader); Morris, Jeffrey (Reader); Brown University. Applied Mathematics (sponsor)
Genre:: theses
Subject:: Suspension flows; multiphase flows; Rheology
Language:: English
Collection:: Applied Mathematics; Theses and Dissertations

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