Several problems surrounding us can be associated with immiscibe two-phase flows. On large scales, this is the case of environmental problems such as wave breaking. On a smaller scale, we find these flows in the field of land transport, maritime, aeronautical and space such as fuel injection in engines. With a wide range of interface sizes ranging from meter to nanometer, these problems are clearly multi-scale. The understanding and the characterization of these flows are of capital importance but are made difficult because the experiments remain limited for these problems and it is the same for the theoretical studies. Modeling and simulation of these flows is then an interesting alternative. Although important progress has been made on th...
A method to simulate unsteady multi-fluid flows in which a sharp interface or a front separates inco...
In this work a new method for analysing problems related to two—phase flows, in the brands of Comp...
Bubbly flows occurring in nuclear power plants remain a major limiting phenomenon for the analysis o...
Several problems surrounding us can be associated with immiscibe two-phase flows. On large scales, t...
Plusieurs problèmes qui nous entourent peuvent être associés à des écoulements diphasiques à phases ...
The mathematical modeling of multiphase flows involves the interaction between deformable and movin...
Modeling heat and mass transfer in two-phase flows with phase-change is crucial in many industrial s...
One of the challenges in modelling multiphase fluid systems is to capture accurately the discontinuo...
A large variety of industrial processes involves a mixture of two immiscible liquids, e.g. emulsific...
We report on the development and applications of an interface-capturing method aimed at computing th...
Dans cette thèse, on utilise des outils mathématiques et numériques pour modéliser les écoulements t...
This thesis is devoted to the development and comparison of interface methods for incompressible two...
International audienceEditorial The following issue of Computers and Fluids has been compiled to hig...
Bubbly flows occurring in nuclear power plants remain a major limiting phenomenon for the analysis o...
A numerical method for direct simulations of multiphase ows is presented. The method is based on wr...
A method to simulate unsteady multi-fluid flows in which a sharp interface or a front separates inco...
In this work a new method for analysing problems related to two—phase flows, in the brands of Comp...
Bubbly flows occurring in nuclear power plants remain a major limiting phenomenon for the analysis o...
Several problems surrounding us can be associated with immiscibe two-phase flows. On large scales, t...
Plusieurs problèmes qui nous entourent peuvent être associés à des écoulements diphasiques à phases ...
The mathematical modeling of multiphase flows involves the interaction between deformable and movin...
Modeling heat and mass transfer in two-phase flows with phase-change is crucial in many industrial s...
One of the challenges in modelling multiphase fluid systems is to capture accurately the discontinuo...
A large variety of industrial processes involves a mixture of two immiscible liquids, e.g. emulsific...
We report on the development and applications of an interface-capturing method aimed at computing th...
Dans cette thèse, on utilise des outils mathématiques et numériques pour modéliser les écoulements t...
This thesis is devoted to the development and comparison of interface methods for incompressible two...
International audienceEditorial The following issue of Computers and Fluids has been compiled to hig...
Bubbly flows occurring in nuclear power plants remain a major limiting phenomenon for the analysis o...
A numerical method for direct simulations of multiphase ows is presented. The method is based on wr...
A method to simulate unsteady multi-fluid flows in which a sharp interface or a front separates inco...
In this work a new method for analysing problems related to two—phase flows, in the brands of Comp...
Bubbly flows occurring in nuclear power plants remain a major limiting phenomenon for the analysis o...