New coercive diffuse domain methods for Dirichlet conditions derived from mixed formulations and Nitsche's approach, with coercivity proofs and numerical tests showing improved accuracy on Navier-Stokes benchmarks.
Diffuse-Interface Methods in Fluid Mechanics
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A sharp-interface VOF method for phase-change simulations on unstructured meshes computes evaporation rates from local temperature gradients at geometrically reconstructed interfaces and validates against analytical solutions on Stefan, Sucking, and Scriven problems.
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Diffuse Domain Methods with Dirichlet Boundary Conditions
New coercive diffuse domain methods for Dirichlet conditions derived from mixed formulations and Nitsche's approach, with coercivity proofs and numerical tests showing improved accuracy on Navier-Stokes benchmarks.
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Sharp-interface VOF method for phase-change simulations on unstructured meshes
A sharp-interface VOF method for phase-change simulations on unstructured meshes computes evaporation rates from local temperature gradients at geometrically reconstructed interfaces and validates against analytical solutions on Stefan, Sucking, and Scriven problems.