Morten Hammer

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Norwegian Institute of Science and Technology

Norway

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Professor Morten Hammer is a faculty member at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway. His research primarily focuses on thermodynamic properties of gases, fluid dynamics, and modeling of phase transitions. Recent articles include studies on the temperature response of CO2 during rapid depressurization and the thermodynamic properties of hydrogen adsorbed on various surfaces. He employs advanced modeling techniques to explore complex thermodynamic phenomena relevant to environmental and material sciences.

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Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Temperature response during rapid depressurization of CO2 in a pipe: Experiments and fluid-dynamics modelling

Decompression-induced condensation of carbon dioxide: Experiments, and prediction of the supercooling limit using classical nucleation theory

Thermodynamic Properties of Hydrogen Adsorbed on Graphite Surfaces at Temperatures Above 100 K: A Molecular Dynamics and Classical Density Functional Theory Study

Mie–FH: A quantum corrected pair potential in the LAMMPS simulation package for hydrogen mixtures

Equation of State for Solid Argon Valid for Temperatures up to 300 K and Pressures up to 16 GPa

Extrapolating into no man’s land enables accurate estimation of surface properties with multiparameter equations of state

Estimating metastable thermodynamic properties by isochoric extrapolation from stable states

A flashing flow model for the rapid depressurization of CO2 in a pipe accounting for bubble nucleation and growth

Depressurization of CO2 in a pipe: Effect of initial state on non-equilibrium two-phase flow

Free energy of critical droplets—from the binodal to the spinodal

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Thuat T. Trinh

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