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Volume 36,
Issue 11,
November 2024

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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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Lei Zhang (张磊), Gloire Imani et al.
The mobilization of a ganglion is of great significance in various domains, including soil contamination. For effective soil remediation, it is essential to correctly characterize the behavior of ...
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Duosi Fan (范多思), Fanzhao Meng (孟凡钊) et al.
This study presents efficient simulations of shock-induced ignition in turbulent flows using a hybrid fifth-order weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO5) and sixth-order central difference (CD6) ...
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Wei Hu (胡巍), Tao Lin (林涛) et al.
Fluid–solid coupling widely exists in some natural phenomena and industrial applications. However, it is still an important challenge to correctly capture the transient changes of particles at fluid ...
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Kun Zhang (张昆), Ming Li (李明) et al.
Coal structures are widely regarded as a critical influencing factor for the dynamic behaviors of CH4 migration in coalbed methane (CBM) reservoir. In this paper, geophysical logging data were ...
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Mohammadmahdi Ranjbar, Ali Mostafavi et al.
Leveraging the high-order nature of spectral element methods, this work introduces a methodology that enables instantaneous, local analysis of turbulent flows through a transformation to a modal ...
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Haidong Wang (王海东), Dong Xu (许栋) et al.
Vortices are widely present in nature and hydraulic engineering, particularly in rivers, lakes, and open channels. Most vortices in water bodies are shallow, meaning the horizontal scale of the ...
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