Eliot Fried

The Navier–Stokes-alpha-beta equation regularizes the Navier–Stokes equation by the addition of dispersive and dissipative terms. The dispersive term is proportional to the divergence of the corotational rate of the symmetric part of the velocity...

The classical slender-body theory for viscous flows was initiated by Burgers in 1938 and was developed in the seventies with the primary objective of obtaining the drag force and torque required to sustain the rigid motion of slender bodies in...

Suspensions of micron-size particles in Newtonian fluids are present in a broad spectrum of biological and engineering applications and understanding their rheological properties is a crucial task. Computational studies of such systems are...