Diffuse interface relaxation model for two-phase compressible flows with diffusion processes
@article{Zhang2022DiffuseIR, title={Diffuse interface relaxation model for two-phase compressible flows with diffusion processes}, author={Chao Zhang and Igor Menshov and Lifeng Wang and Zhijun Shen}, journal={ArXiv}, year={2022}, volume={abs/2106.00282} }
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