Sanghun Kim

Assistant Professor

Kyungpook National University

South Korea

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Dr. Sanghun Kim is an Assistant Professor at Kyungpook National University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on rarefied gas flows, employing stochastic particle methods and Fokker–Planck modeling. He has published recent articles exploring topics such as multiscale two-phase flow simulation and critical assessments of various kinetic modeling approaches.

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Eunji Jun

Assistant Professor

SOUTH KOREA

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Hossein Gorji

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A stochastic particle method based on the Fokker–Planck Master equation for rarefied gas flows of diatomic mixtures

A particle Fokker–Planck method for rarefied gas flows of monatomic mixtures

A second-order particle Fokker-Planck model for rarefied gas flows

An approach for multiscale two-phase flow simulation in the direct simulation Monte Carlo framework

A stochastic Fokker–Planck–Master model for diatomic rarefied gas flows

Evaluation of stochastic particle Bhatnagar–Gross–Krook methods with a focus on velocity distribution function

A spatial interpolation for a stochastic particle Fokker–Planck model using a polynomial reconstruction

An evaluation of the hybrid Fokker–Planck-DSMC approach for high-speed rarefied gas flows

Critical assessment of various particle Fokker–Planck models for monatomic rarefied gas flows

A Comparative Study of CFD and Kinetic Models for Rarefied Gas Flows

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Eunji Jun

Hossein Gorji

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