A lightweight DNS-derived dataset of deformable bubble swarms with spherical-harmonic shape descriptors enables data-driven emulators that achieve 10^4-10^5x speedup over direct simulation.
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Stealthy adversarial perturbations of electricity-price forecasts erode but do not eliminate industrial demand-response savings, retaining about 90 % of the advantage over steady-state operation, with impact driven more by perturbation orientation than magnitude.
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BubbleSH: A Dataset of Rising Bubbles with Deformable Interfaces
A lightweight DNS-derived dataset of deformable bubble swarms with spherical-harmonic shape descriptors enables data-driven emulators that achieve 10^4-10^5x speedup over direct simulation.
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A Theory-Guided Advanced Regulatory Control Synthesis for Cooling-Limited Exothermic Semi-Batch Reactors
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Modeling discontinuous potential distributions using the finite volume method, and application to liquid metal batteries
Finite volume discretization of Laplace and gradient operators is modified to account for internal voltage jumps, enabling 3D current distribution simulations in liquid metal batteries, validated analytically and applied to Li||Bi discharge.
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Does Demand Response Increase Vulnerability to Cyber Attacks by Adversarial Data Modifications?
Stealthy adversarial perturbations of electricity-price forecasts erode but do not eliminate industrial demand-response savings, retaining about 90 % of the advantage over steady-state operation, with impact driven more by perturbation orientation than magnitude.