A subspace projection method for the implementation of interface conditions in a single-drop flow problem

We present a mesh moving method within a finite element context, where the interface conditions of a two-phase flow problem are conveniently included in suitable chosen subspaces of the general trial and testfunction spaces. A weak formulation of the two-phase flow problem including species transpor...

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Published in:Journal of computational physics 2013-11, Vol.252, p.438-457
Main Authors: Baumler, Kathrin, Bansch, Eberhard
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Finite element method
Finite elements
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Function space
Mathematical analysis
Multiphase flow
Projection
Species transport
Stagnant cap
Subspaces
Two-phase flow
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