Contributo in atti di convegno
A numerical study of a double layer gel paving technology in drug-eluting stent |
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Quality Parameters to Control Algebraic Surface Grids |
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Adaptive Semantics of Complex Information/Services Networks |
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Effects of forcing in three dimensional turbulent flows |
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MAT-CBD: the Italian Research Council way to CBD |
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An Eulerian-Lagrangian method for tidal current computation |
In this paper, a semi-implicit finite difference method for the 2-D shallow water equations is derived and applied. A characteristic analysis of the governing equations indicates those terms to be discretised implicitly so that the stability of the method will not depend on the celerity. Such terms… | |
The turning circle maneuver of a Twin Screw Vessel with different stern appendages configuration |
The turning circle maneuver of a self-propelled tanker like ship model is numerically simulated through the integration of the unsteady Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes (uRaNS) equations coupled with the equations of the motion of a rigid body. The solution is achieved by means of the unsteady RANS… | |
Detecting hidden defects from real data |
A defect occurs on the inaccessible side of a metallic thin plate . We detect and evaluate from real thermal data collected. | |
URANSE simulations of complex moving bodies by means of dynamic overlapping grids |
In applied hydrodynamics it is presently a general common task to simulate flow around complex shaped ships with moving appendages. As an example the simulation of a turning circle manoeuvre of a full-appended combatant ship is common in manoeuvrability studies. Nevertheless the accurate numerical… | |
Specifying and Analysing Reputation Systems with a Coordination Language |
Reputation systems are nowadays widely used to support decision making in networked systems. Parties in such systems rate each other and use shared ratings to compute reputation scores that drive their interactions. The existence of reputation systems with remarkable differences calls for formal… |
