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Abdraet-A brief p~sen~~n of the novel fe&rres of a non-sad finite difference method (HEMP and HEMP 3D comnuter code.9 is &en. To demonstrate the canabilitv of the HEMP 3D code with the extrapolation sub-routine for sol&g dynamic problems in linear-fracture mechanics, through-the-thickness cracks and
We have used molecular dynamics simulations to study the physical properties of modified TIP3P water model included in the CHARMM program, using four different methods-the Ewald summation technique, and three different spherical truncation methods-for the treatment of the long-range interactions. Bo
Tube bundles in heat exchangers are often damaged due to flow-induced vibrations. To simulate the fluid-structure interaction between the tubes and the flow field, which seems to be the only reliable way to predict flow-induced vibration of tube bundles, a coupled numerical solver for the governing
The finite-difference and the finite-element methods are the two most commonly used numerical methods in reservoir simulation. A comparative study of the two methods in compositional and noncompositionai simulations is presented. The comparisons are based on grid orientation effect and computational