Ben Thornber

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University of Sydney

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Professor Ben Thornber is a faculty member at The University of Sydney, Australia. His research primarily focuses on turbulence modeling, particularly in the context of mixing layers and aerodynamics. Recent articles highlight his work on both numerical simulations and the effects of strain on turbulent mixing, including advanced techniques like detached-eddy simulation and immersed boundary methods.

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Turbulent mixing in inertial confinement fusion

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Close Date: 2017-12-31

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Wouter Mostert

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University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sammy Diasinos

Macquarie University

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Turbulence modeling of mixing layers under anisotropic strain

Impact of axial strain on linear, transitional and self-similar turbulent mixing layers

Detached-eddy simulation of UH-60A airloads using an immersed boundary method

Actuator surface modeling of rotors at the ship–helicopter dynamic interface

Turbulence statistics and transport in compressible mixing driven by spherical implosions with narrowband and broadband initial perturbations

Numerical simulation of an idealised Richtmyer-Meshkov instability shock tube experiment

Simulation of Rotorcraft Fuselage with Rotor Effects Using an Immersed Boundary Method

Rotorcraft fuselage and ship airwakes simulations using an immersed boundary method

A fast transient solver for low-Mach number aerodynamics and aeroacoustics

Rayleigh–Taylor and Richtmyer–Meshkov instabilities: a journey through scales

2D single-mode Richtmyer–Meshkov instability

Actuator surface model with computational-fluid-dynamics-convected wake model for rotorcraft applications

Compressibility in suddenly expanded subsonic flows

Quantifying uncertainty in turbulence resolving ship airwake simulations

The effect of initial amplitude and convergence ratio on instability development and deposited fluctuating kinetic energy in the single-mode Richtmyer–Meshkov instability in spherical implosions

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Wouter Mostert

Sammy Diasinos

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