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Just got back from a conference where one of the invited speakers presented his work on using the Immersed Boundary method with Adaptive Mesh (to model cardiovascular flow):
https://cims.nyu.edu/~griffith/
This summer, I have an undergrad modeling pulsatile flow in an elastic tube using the 'classical' approach by Womersley and Zamir, matching the fluid and wall velocities at the boundaries by the no-slip boundary condition. It's my understanding that the IB approach automatically satisfies the no-slip condition, so I'd like to give the undergrad some exposure to this alternate method.
Unfortunately, I have no experience in IB and don't know enough to provide my student a tutorial. Can anyone recommend a introductory presentation?
Thanks in advance...
https://cims.nyu.edu/~griffith/
This summer, I have an undergrad modeling pulsatile flow in an elastic tube using the 'classical' approach by Womersley and Zamir, matching the fluid and wall velocities at the boundaries by the no-slip boundary condition. It's my understanding that the IB approach automatically satisfies the no-slip condition, so I'd like to give the undergrad some exposure to this alternate method.
Unfortunately, I have no experience in IB and don't know enough to provide my student a tutorial. Can anyone recommend a introductory presentation?
Thanks in advance...