Yue Ling

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University of South Carolina

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Yue Ling is an Associate Professor at the University of South Carolina, specializing in computational fluid dynamics and multiphase flow phenomena. His research focuses on topics such as drop aerobreakup, vaporization processes, and machine learning applications for fluid dynamics. Dr. Ling has contributed to the field through various articles, including those on Eulerian-based methods and the aerodynamic behavior of vaporizing drops.

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Workshop on Environmental and Extreme Multiphase Flows, Gainesville, FL, March 14 - 16, 2012

Open Date: 2012-04-15

Close Date: 2013-03-31

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University of Canterbury

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An Eulerian-based immersed boundary method using direct forcing on piecewise linear constructed interface

Data-driven modeling of the aerodynamic deformation and drag for a freely moving drop in the sub-critical Weber number regime

Simulation and modeling of the vaporization of a freely moving and deforming drop at low to moderate Weber numbers

Impact of vaporization on drop aerobreakup

Effect of gas viscosity on the interfacial instability development in a two-phase mixing layer

Explainable and Reduced-Feature Machine learning models for shape and drag prediction of a freely moving drop in the sub-critical Weber number regime

A consistent volume-of-fluid approach for direct numerical simulation of the aerodynamic breakup of a vaporizing drop

Detailed numerical investigation of the drop aerobreakup in the bag breakup regime

Direct numerical simulation of compressible interfacial multiphase flows using a mass–momentum–energy consistent volume-of-fluid method

A model to predict the oscillation frequency for drops pinned on a vertical planar surface

Impact of inlet gas turbulence on the formation, development and breakup of interfacial waves in a two-phase mixing layer

Numerical study of natural oscillations of supported drops with free and pinned contact lines

Natural oscillations of a sessile drop on flat surfaces with mobile contact lines

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Sid Becker

Jordan Sakakeeny

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