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 Skewed kernel functions |  sgWBTskew gradient Wall Boundary Treatment |  Blast mitigationusing shock distruptors |  Multimass Correction Procedurefor multi-component SPH simulations |  Blast mitigation using foams |
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Research activities
free_surface_flows
3D dam break problem
Incompressible_multiphase
Multiphase dam break problem
BWM
Heat_transfer
4. Heat transfer
Pool boiling
skewed_kernel
4. Skewed kernel functions for one sided approximations in SPH
Distribution of skewed kernel function for different values of skewness parameter lamda
Skewed kernel approximation of a discontinuous function
sgWBT
Comparison of experimental Schlieren images (left column) of Chaudhuri et al. (2012) against the SPH simulations (right column) for the shock-wave propagation over a circular cylinder at time t= 46, 101, 157, and 212μs (top to bottom). Here, IS, incident shock; RS, reflected shock; TP, triple point; MS, Mach stem; SL, slip line; TRS, transverse reflected shock; V, vortex.
mmCorr
a)
b)
Simulation of Kelvin-Helmholtz instability a) without and b) with multimass correction
detonation
Spatio-temporal variation of the density for a sedov blast.
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