The particle finite element method (PFEM) is a powerful and robust numerical tool for the
simulation of multi-physics problems in evolving domains. The PFEM exploits the …

An overview of the Pseudo-Direct Numerical Simulation (P-DNS) method is presented. This
is a multi-scale method aiming at numerically solving the unknown fields at two different …

In this work a fully partitioned Lagrangian framework for the solution of fluid–structure
interaction (FSI) problems involving free surfaces, large solid displacements and …

Lagrangian numerical methods are particularly suitable to reproduce flows involving large
and rapid deformation of the domain, fluid splitting and coalescence, jets and sprays. The …

Purpose–Mobile Service of Big Data can be supported by the fused technologies of
computing, communication and digital multimedia. The purpose of this paper is to propose …

This paper describes a strategy to solve multi-fluid and fluid–structure interaction (FSI)
problems using Lagrangian particles combined with a fixed finite element (FE) mesh. Our …

Multifluids are those fluids in which their physical properties (viscosity or density) vary
internally and abruptly forming internal interfaces that introduce a large nonlinearity in the …

We propose here a displacement-based updated Lagrangian fluid model developed to
facilitate a monolithic coupling with a wide range of structural elements described in terms of …

Despite the increasing use of the particle finite element method (PFEM) in fluid flow
simulation and the outstanding success of the Generalized‐α α (GA) time integration …

A fast runtime mesh smoothing algorithm for explicit Lagrangian simulations of 3D weakly
compressible viscous fluid flows, implemented in conjunction with the particle finite element …