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Modeling Low Reynolds Number Incompressible Flows Using SPH
Journal of Computational Physics · 1997 · Vol. 136(1) · pp. 214–226
Joseph P. Morris✉(Purdue University West Lafayette)Patrick J. Fox(Purdue University West Lafayette)Yi Zhu(Purdue University West Lafayette)
Fluid Dynamics Simulations and InteractionsLattice Boltzmann Simulation StudiesFluid Dynamics and Heat TransferHagen–Poiseuille equationReynolds numberCompressibilityMechanicsReynolds equationPhysicsIncompressible flowPressure-correction methodSmoothed-particle hydrodynamicsBoundary value problem
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