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Volume 37,
Issue 4,
April 2025

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Physics of Fluids features intriguing original theoretical, computational, and experimental publications to deepen our understanding of the dynamics of gases, liquids, or complex fluids.

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Jeremy Redding, Prashant Khare et al.
This paper details a study based on direct numerical simulation to investigate complex fundamental flow physics when Mach 11 flow interacts with a dynamically moving two-dimensional (2D) cavity. As a ...
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C. D. Dritselis, G. Karapetsas
This study numerically investigates the spreading of a Newtonian liquid lens over a viscoplastic fluid substrate described by the Herschel–Bulkley–Papanastasiou model. Simulations are performed with ...
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Dimitris Drikakis (Δημήτρης Δρικάκης), Daryl Fung (洪日興) et al.
This paper presents the development and application of a Transformer deep-learning model to fluid–structure problems induced by shock-turbulent boundary layer interaction. The model was trained on ...
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R. Krishna, Y. Méheust et al.
The immiscible displacement of a wetting fluid by a non-wetting fluid in rough fractures is crucial in many subsurface applications. Hydrodynamic-scale modeling of such drainage flows is challenging ...
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Xijie Song (宋希杰), Alexandre Presas et al.
Sediment-laden surface vortices in pump sump represent a three-phase flow, comprising gas, liquid, and solid phases, surpassing the complexity of clear water vortices, which has also more serious ...
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M. Gorokhovski, A. Barge
When a solid particle in a fully developed turbulence is larger than the Kolmogorov length scale, the turbulent momentum, transmitted to the particle by random advection past particle of dissipative ...

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