andrea colagrossi

HEAD RESEARCHER

National Research Council

Italy

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Andrea Colagrossi is the Head Researcher at the National Research Council in Italy. His research focuses on advanced numerical methods, particularly smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH), for modeling free-surface and multiphase flows. Recent publications include studies on energy consistency in SPH modeling, numerical simulations of turbulent flow transitions, and investigations into sloshing dynamics in viscous fluids.

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Université de Nantes

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Smoothed particle hydrodynamics for free-surface and multiphase flows: a review

A study on the energy consistency in SPH surface tension modelling

Volume conservation issue within SPH models for long-time simulations of violent free-surface flows

Numerical simulations of the transition from laminar to turbulent regimes of planar viscous flows past airfoils

Numerical simulation of 3D vorticity dynamics with the Diffused Vortex Hydrodynamics method

Different scenarios in sloshing flows near the critical filling depth

A regularized high-order diffusive smoothed particle hydrodynamics scheme without tensile instability

A numerical investigation on three-dimensional swirling instability in viscous sloshing flows

Derivation of an improved smoothed particle hydrodynamics model for establishing a three-dimensional numerical wave tank overcoming excessive numerical dissipation

Clone particles: A simplified technique to enforce solid boundary conditions in SPH

Numerical Calculation of Slosh Dissipation

Energy dissipation in violent three-dimensional sloshing flows induced by high-frequency vertical accelerations

A novel multi-resolution technique for solving complex vorticity patterns in planar viscous flows past bodies through the DVH method

Intermittency patterns in the chaotic transition of the planar flow past a circular cylinder

An accurate and robust axisymmetric SPH method based on Riemann solver with applications in ocean engineering

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