Volume 4, Issue 3

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July 2017

Special Issue on Particles Finite Element Method in Multi-physics Problems

Issue Editor:

Sergio R. Idelsohn Barg

10 articles in this issue

Foreword: special issue on particles finite element method in multi-physics problems
Sergio R. Idelsohn Barg
Editorial 10 December 2016 Pages: 249 - 249
An assessment of the potential of PFEM-2 for solving long real-time industrial applications
Juan M. Gimenez
Damián E. Ramajo
Sergio R. Idelsohn
OriginalPaper 07 October 2016 Pages: 251 - 267
Performance of mixed formulations for the particle finite element method in soil mechanics problems
Lluís Monforte
Josep Maria Carbonell
Antonio Gens
OriginalPaper 19 November 2016 Pages: 269 - 284
On the application of the PFEM to droplet dynamics modeling in fuel cells
Pavel B. Ryzhakov
Alex Jarauta
Jordi Pons-Prats
OriginalPaper 26 April 2016 Pages: 285 - 295
Numerical simulation of evolutionary erodible bedforms using the particle finite element method
Rafael Bravo
Pablo Becker
Pablo Ortiz
OriginalPaper 06 July 2016 Pages: 297 - 305
Direct differentiation of the quasi-incompressible fluid formulation of fluid–structure interaction using the PFEM
Minjie Zhu
Michael H. Scott
OriginalPaper 22 July 2016 Pages: 307 - 319
Seakeeping with the semi-Lagrangian particle finite element method
Prashanth Nadukandi
Borja Servan-Camas
Julio Garcia-Espinosa
OriginalPaper 29 July 2016 Pages: 321 - 329
On the effect of standard PFEM remeshing on volume conservation in free-surface fluid flow problems
Alessandro Franci
Massimiliano Cremonesi
OriginalPaper 25 July 2016 Pages: 331 - 343
Air demand estimation in bottom outlets with the particle finite element method
Fernando Salazar
Javier San-Mauro
Eugenio Oñate
OriginalPaper 03 June 2016 Pages: 345 - 356
An explicit Lagrangian finite element method for free-surface weakly compressible flows
Massimiliano Cremonesi
Simone Meduri
Attilio Frangi
OriginalPaper 11 July 2016 Pages: 357 - 369

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