Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Simulation in Fluids
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "Computational and Applied Mathematics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2024 | Viewed by 682
Special Issue Editor
Interests: numerical model developments (1D, 2D, and 3D) and applications (flow simulation and sediment transport); mesh generations (1D channel networks; 2D structured and unstructured meshes); parallel computing; graphical users interface (GUI) development
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Fluid-flow is dealing with motions of a fluid under unbalanced forces (fluid dynamics) and it typically associates with the transport phenomena (mass transfers, momentum transfers, and energy transfers). Understanding fluid-flows and the associated physical processes are important in many disciplines, including aerodynamics, hydraulics/hydrodynamics, and chemical/environmental engineering, etc. In addition to experimental and survey studies, with the advancement of computational technology, mathematical/numerical models have become powerful tools to study fluid flows and the associated processes.
This Special Issue is devoted to mathematical and computational investigations of fluid flows with associated physical processes. This issue contains articles on the developments, advancements, and applications of mathematical models, numerical methods/schemes, numerical analysis, techniques, and algorithms in a wide spectrum of fluid-flows-related processes. It should serve as a convenient forum for discussing trends and achievements, finding new solutions, and strengthening research collaborations and will be of interest to a wide range of specialists in fluids mechanics, hydraulics/hydrodynamics, coastal engineering, sediment transport, and environmental science.
This Special Issue will publish papers that present original and significant contributions on, but not limited to, the following potential topics:
- Computational fluid dynamics;
- Coastal modeling;
- Chemical and pollutant transport;
- Dam-break and flooding flows;
- Flows in porous media;
- Flows with complex boundary conditions;
- Fluid–structure interactions;
- Free surface flows;
- Geological flows;
- High performance computing;
- Mathematics of fluids;
- Multiphase flows;
- Sediment transport and morphological changes;
- Subsurface flows;
- Turbulent flows;
- Viscous and non-Newtonian flows.
- Water quality modeling and evaluation;
This Special Issue aims at the demonstration of the powers of mathematical/numerical models in studying fluid flows and the associated processes. Full-length manuscripts in the aforementioned research directions are welcome.
Dr. Yaoxin Zhang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- fluid flows
- numerical/mathematical models
- numerical simulations
- transport
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