Modelling vegetation as complex structures in fluid–filament interaction using the elastically-articulated body method

Fluid–structure interactions in the built and natural environment commonly involve complex, heterogeneous structures. For example, terrestrial and aquatic vegetation species are morphologically complex, which is a factor not fully captured in many models used to understand important aspects of flow-...

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Main Authors:	Rufus Dickinson, Tim Marjoribanks, Chris Keylock, Alessandro Palmeri
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Engineering Fluids & Plasmas Fluid-structure interaction Slender structures Added mass principle Discrete modelling Multi-body dynamics Aquatic vegetation dynamics
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/28861259.v1
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