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The lattice Boltzmann method
T Krüger, H Kusumaatmaja, A Kuzmin, O Shardt, G Silva, EM Viggen
Springer International Publishing 10 (978-3), 4-15, 2017
19262017
The lattice Boltzmann method: principles and practice
K Timm, H Kusumaatmaja, A Kuzmin, O Shardt, G Silva, E Viggen
Cham, Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG, 2016
902016
Micro-PIV and CFD characterization of flows in a microchannel: velocity profiles, surface roughness and Poiseuille numbers
G Silva, N Leal, V Semiao
International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow 29 (4), 1211-1220, 2008
732008
Truncation errors and the rotational invariance of three-dimensional lattice models in the lattice Boltzmann method
G Silva, V Semiao
Journal of Computational Physics 269, 259-279, 2014
682014
Analysis and improvement of Brinkman lattice Boltzmann schemes: Bulk, boundary, interface. Similarity and distinctness with finite elements in heterogeneous porous media
I Ginzburg, G Silva, L Talon
Physical Review E 91 (2), 023307, 2015
592015
First-and second-order forcing expansions in a lattice Boltzmann method reproducing isothermal hydrodynamics in artificial compressibility form
G Silva, V Semiao
Journal of fluid mechanics 698, 282-303, 2012
582012
Consistent lattice Boltzmann modeling of low-speed isothermal flows at finite Knudsen numbers in slip-flow regime: Application to plane boundaries
G Silva, V Semiao
Physical Review E 96 (1), 013311, 2017
332017
Low-and high-order accurate boundary conditions: From Stokes to Darcy porous flow modeled with standard and improved Brinkman lattice Boltzmann schemes
G Silva, L Talon, I Ginzburg
Journal of Computational Physics 335, 50-83, 2017
302017
Truncation errors of the D3Q19 lattice model for the lattice Boltzmann method
M Bauer, G Silva, U Rüde
Journal of Computational Physics 405, 109111, 2020
292020
Consistent lattice Boltzmann modeling of low-speed isothermal flows at finite Knudsen numbers in slip-flow regime. II. Application to curved boundaries
G Silva
Physical Review E 98 (2), 023302, 2018
282018
Stokes–Brinkman–Darcy solutions of bimodal porous flow across periodic array of permeable cylindrical inclusions: cell model, lubrication theory and LBM/FEM numerical simulations
G Silva, I Ginzburg
Transport in Porous Media 111 (3), 795-825, 2016
242016
A study on the inclusion of body forces in the lattice Boltzmann BGK equation to recover steady-state hydrodynamics
G Silva, V Semiao
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 390 (6), 1085-1095, 2011
232011
Determination of microchannels geometric parameters using micro-PIV
G Silva, N Leal, V Semiao
Chemical Engineering research and design 87 (3), 298-306, 2009
212009
Local boundary reflections in lattice Boltzmann schemes: Spurious boundary layers and their impact on the velocity, diffusion and dispersion
I Ginzburg, L Roux, G Silva
Comptes Rendus Mécanique 343 (10-11), 518-532, 2015
202015
Discrete effects on the forcing term for the lattice Boltzmann modeling of steady hydrodynamics
G Silva
Computers & Fluids 203, 104537, 2020
172020
Critical pressure for capillary valves in a Lab-on-a-Disk: CFD and flow visualization
G Silva, N Leal, V Semiao
Computers & structures 88 (23-24), 1300-1309, 2010
142010
Reviving the local second-order boundary approach within the two-relaxation-time lattice Boltzmann modelling
G Silva, I Ginzburg
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A 378 (2175), 20190404, 2020
112020
The permeability and quality of velocity field in a square array of solid and permeable cylindrical obstacles with the TRT–LBM and FEM Brinkman schemes
G Silva, I Ginzburg
Comptes Rendus Mécanique 343 (10-11), 545-558, 2015
112015
Mass-balance and locality versus accuracy with the new boundary and interface-conjugate approaches in advection-diffusion lattice Boltzmann method
I Ginzburg, G Silva
Physics of Fluids 33 (5), 2021
102021
Force methods for the two-relaxation-times lattice Boltzmann
B Postma, G Silva
Physical Review E 102 (6), 063307, 2020
92020
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