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An isothermal model for high-speed spinning of liquid crystalline polymer fibers - coupling of flow, orientation, and crystallization Forest MG, Ueda T |
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Improved quantification of the drag reduction phenomenon through turbulence reduction parameters Gasljevic K, Matthys EF |
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An improved diameter scaling correlation for turbulent flow of drag-reducing polymer solutions Gasljevic K, Aguilar G, Matthys EF |
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The response of electrorheological fluid under oscillatory squeeze flow See H, Field JS, Pfister B |
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Thermoviscoelastic simulation of thermally and pressure-induced stresses in injection moulding for the prediction of shrinkage and warpage for fibre-reinforced thermoplastics Zheng R, Kennedy P, Phan-Thien N, Fan XJ |
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Variance reduction methods for CONNFFESSIT-like simulations Bonvin J, Picasso M |
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Time-dependent finite-element method for the simulation of three-dimensional viscoelastic flow with integral models Rasmussen HK |
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Galerkin/least-square finite-element methods for steady viscoelastic flows Fan YR, Tanner RI, Phan-Thien N |
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Simulation of fibre suspension flows by the Brownian configuration field method Fan XJ, Phan-Thien N, Zheng R |
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Simulation of the evolution of concentrated shear layers in a Maxwell fluid with a fast high-resolution finite-difference scheme Kupferman R, Denn MM |
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