By recasting continuous-forcing immersed boundary problems as composite interior-exterior fields with a smoothed indicator function, the method incorporates neglected terms to achieve second-order convergence in Poisson problems and near-second-order in incompressible Navier-Stokes flows, while also
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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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Beyond first-order accuracy in continuous-forcing immersed boundary methods, and their well-conditioned projection-based solution
By recasting continuous-forcing immersed boundary problems as composite interior-exterior fields with a smoothed indicator function, the method incorporates neglected terms to achieve second-order convergence in Poisson problems and near-second-order in incompressible Navier-Stokes flows, while also
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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.
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Uncertainty Quantification in PINNs for Turbulent Flows: Bayesian Inference and Repulsive Ensembles
Bayesian PINNs with Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling deliver the most consistent uncertainty estimates for turbulent flow inverse problems, while repulsive deep ensembles provide a faster but slightly less calibrated alternative.