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When considering the hydrodynamics of Brownian particles, one is confronted to a difficult closure problem. One …
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Three problems in the statistical mechanics of models for an assembly of molecular motors interacting with cytoskeletal filaments are reviewed. First, a description of the hydrodynamical behaviour of density–density correlations in fluctuating ratchet models for interacting molecular motors is...
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This paper explores the rather controversial proposal by Howard Brenner that the velocities that follow from the mass flux and from the translational momentum in a fluid, are not equal. We show that standard non-equilibrium thermodynamics can be formulated such that it is in full agreement with...
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It was proved that balance equations for systems with corpuscular structure can be derived if a kinematic description by piece-wise analytic functions is available (Vamoş et al., Physica A 227 (1996) 81). This article presents a rigorous derivation of an one-dimensional hydrodynamic model for...
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The high cost of microalgae cultivation is one of the major hurdles in large scale production of microalgal biofuels. Cultivation in closed photobioreactors (PBR) to achieve high culture concentrations is a potential solution. However, existing PBR designs do not have the desired efficiencies,...
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This review covers the broad scope of ocean hydrodynamics on offshore marine structures, laying the framework for … sample of existing engineering tools for modeling hydrodynamics on offshore wind turbines is presented. Finally, finite …
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We review equilibrium properties for the dynamics of a single particle evolving in a visco-elastic medium under the effect of hydrodynamic backflow which includes added mass and Basset force. Arbitrary equilibrium forces acting upon the particle are also included. We discuss the derivation of...
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