Marco Fossati

University Of Strathclyde

United Kingdom

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Edmondo Minisci

Senior Lecturer

University Of Strathclyde

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jie Yuan

Assistant Professor at University of Southampton

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Marco Fossati

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Characterization of nonequilibrium shock interaction in CO2-N2 flows over double-wedges with respect to Mach number and geometry

A numerical approach to evaluate temperature-dependent peridynamics damage model for destructive atmospheric entry of spacecraft

A geometric sensitivity study for the aerodynamics of a strut-braced airframe

Kinetic and continuum modeling of high-temperature air relaxation

Impact of anisotropic mesh adaptation on the aerothermodynamics of atmospheric reentry

Kinetic and continuum modeling of high-temperature oxygen and nitrogen binary mixtures

Adaptive data-driven model order reduction for unsteady aerodynamics

Effect of thermal nonequilibrium on the shock interaction mechanism for carbon dioxide mixtures on double-wedge geometries

Parametric study of nonequilibrium shock interference patterns over a fuselage-and-wing conceptual vehicle

SU2-NEMO: An Open-Source Framework for High-Mach Nonequilibrium Multi-Species Flows

Shock interactions in inviscid air and CO 2 – N 2 flows in thermochemical non-equilibrium

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Edmondo Minisci

Jie Yuan

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