Publications - 2009

Bo, W., Jin, H., Kim, D., Liu, X., Lee, H., Pestieau, N., Yu, Y., Glimm, J., and Grove, J.  Compressible multi species multi phase flow models.  Phys. Rev. E, submitted.  BNL-77997-2007-JA.

Feng, R., Xenos, M., Girdhar, J., Davenport, J.W., Deng, Y., and Bluestein, D.  Fluid flow simulations in a straight tube by dissipative particle dynamics and comparison with CFD studies.  J. Computational Physics, submitted.  BNL-90443-2009-JA.

Fernando, G.W., Palandage, K., Kocharian, A.N., and Davenport, J.W.  Pairing in bipartate and nonbipartite repulsive Hubbard clusters:  Octahedron.  Phys. Rev. B 80: 014525.  BNL-81697-2008-JA.

Glimm, J. and Li, X.L.  Recent progress in turbulent mixing.  In M. Legrand and M. Vandenboomgarde (eds.) Proc. 10th International Workshop on the Physics of Compressible Turbulent Mixing, 17-21 July, Paris, France, 2006.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-06-13, in press.

Jin, H. and Glimm, J.  Weakly compressible two-pressure two-phase flow.  Acta Mathematica Scientia, submitted.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-09-06.

Kang, K.S., Davenport, J.W., Glimm, J., Keyes, D.E., and McGuigan, M.  Linear augmented Slater-type orbital method for free standing clusters.  J. Computational Chemistry 30(8): 1185-1193 (2009).  BNL-81428-2008-JA.

Kocharian, A.N., Fernando, G.W., Palandage, K., and Davenport, J.W.  Electron coherent and incoherent pairing instabilities in inhomogeneous bipartite nanoclusters.  Phys. Lett. A 373: 1074 (2009).  BNL-81698-2008-JA.

Lim, H., Iwerks, J., Glimm, J., and Sharp, D.H.  Nonideal Rayleigh-Taylor mixing.  PNAS, submitted.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-09-05; Los Alamos National Laboratory Preprint No. LA-UR-09-06333.

Lim, H., Yu, Y., Glimm, J., Li, X., and Sharp, D.H.  Subgrid models in turbulent mixing.  ASTRONUM Proceedings 2008, submitted.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-09-01.  Los Alamos National Laboratory Preprint No. LA-UR-08-05999.

Lim, H., Yu, Y., Glimm, J., Li, X., and Sharp, D.H.  Subgrid models for mass and thermal diffusion in turbulent mixing.  Physics Fluids, submitted.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-08-07.  Los Alamos National Laboratory Preprint No. LA-UR-08-07725.

Lim, H., Yu, Y., Glimm, J., and Sharp, D.H.  Nearly discontinuous chaotic mixing.  J. High Energy Physics, submitted.  Stony Brook University Preprint No. SUNYSB-AMS-09-02.  Los Alamos National Laboratory Preprint No. LA-UR-01364.

McGuigan, M. and Söldner, W.  QCD cosmology from the lattice equation of state.  Phys. Rev. D, submitted.  BNL-81699-2008-JA.

Parks, P., Lu, T., and Samulyak, R.  Charging and ExB rotation of ablation clouds surrounding refueling pellets in hot fusion plasmas.  Physics of Plasmas 16(6): 060705.  BNL-79255-2007-JA.

Samulyak, R., Parks, P., and Wu, L.  Spherically symmetric study of plasma liner implosion for magnetized target fusion.  Physics of Plasmas, submitted.  BNL-90146-2009-JA.

 

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