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Mathematical and Computational Modelling of Fluid Flow Dynamics

This special issue belongs to the section “C2: Dynamical Systems“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The mathematical and computational modelling of fluid flow dynamics is a powerful approach for analysing and predicting fluid behaviour. This area of research is both active and essential, with broad applications across scientific and engineering disciplines. It plays a pivotal role in fields such as aerospace, automotive, chemical and biochemical engineering, healthcare, and climate science.

Mathematical modelling involves creating abstract representations of phenomena using mathematical concepts like equations, for example, differential equations, statistical distributions, or algebraic relationships. These models capture the essential structures and behaviour of fluid dynamics.

Computational modelling builds on mathematical foundations to solve mathematical representations, especially when analytical solutions are infeasible due to complexity, scale, or dynamic interactions and simulate fluid dynamics on computers. It translates mathematical equations into numerical approximations executed by software through iterative calculations and visualization.

This Special Issue seeks high-quality research contributions in the following areas:

  • Mathematical modelling of fluid flow;
  • Computational fluid dynamics (CFD);
  • Computational and numerical methods for fluid flow modelling;
  • Mesh generation and adaptive techniques;
  • Meshless methods for fluid flow simulation.

We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions.

Dr. Zhenquan Li
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • mathematical modelling of fluid flow
  • computational fluid dynamics
  • numerical simulation of fluid flow

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Mathematics - ISSN 2227-7390