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Yee-chung Jin

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University of Regina

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Yee-chung Jin is a professor at the University of Regina in Canada. His research areas include peridynamic simulations, design optimization of sloshing tanks, and numerical analysis of granular flows. His recent publications focus on multi-phase flow simulations, Lagrangian solvers for dam-break flow, and modeling flow through porous structures. Professor Jin is actively contributing to advancements in computational methods for complex fluid dynamics.

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Gang Zhao

Professor, Tenure

University of Regina

CANADA

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Peridynamic modeling of dense granular flow using nonlocal μ(I) rheology with invariant friction mapping

MPS simulation of dense granular flows using a gradient-expansion nonlocal μ(I) rheology

Mixture moving particle scheme to simulate interactions between fluid and granular material

Peridynamic mesh-free simulation of glass and metal beads column collapses

Design optimization of sloshing tank using weakly compressible mesh free model

Numerical analysis of the effect of replacing the start-up frictional coefficient with soil strength parameters for granular flows

A hybrid 1D-2D Lagrangian solver with moving coupling to simulate dam-break flow

An explicit particle method for simulation of multiphase flows

Implicit Finite-Volume Scheme to Solve Coupled Saint-Venant and Darcy–Forchheimer Equations for Modeling Flow Through Porous Structures

Mesh-free peridynamic coupled simulation of impacting collapse of a granular column with various heights

Two-dimensional continuum modelling granular column collapse by non-local peridynamics in a mesh-free method with rheology

MPS‐Based Model to Solve One‐Dimensional Shallow Water Equations

Investigating the physical characteristics of dense granular flows by coupling the weakly compressible moving particle semi-implicit method with the rheological model

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Gang Zhao

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