Bulletin of the American Physical Society

62nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics

Volume 54, Number 19

Sunday–Tuesday, November 22–24, 2009; Minneapolis, Minnesota

Session Index

Session L1: Poster Session (15:15 - 17:00)	Show Abstracts
Monday, November 23, 2009 Room: Ballroom AB

		L1.00001: Visualization of airflow in the wake of a ship superstructure C.J. Brownell, W.P. Stillman, J.H. Golden, S.A. Simpson, L. Luznik, D.S. Miklosovic, G. White, J.S. Burks, M.R. Snyder Preview Abstract
		L1.00002: Numerical simulations of bell contractions of upside down jellyfish using the immersed boundary method Christina Hamlet, Laura Miller Preview Abstract
		L1.00003: Experimental study of squeeze-film flow related to human voice production Dan Lo Forte, Scott Thomson Preview Abstract
		L1.00004: ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN Preview Abstract
		L1.00005: Computational Analysis of Human Blood Flow Yogendra Panta, Hazel Marie, Mark Harvey Preview Abstract
		L1.00006: Analysis of Signal Propagation in an Elastic-Tube Flow Model Scott Waggy, Ozgur Akman, Sedat Biringen Preview Abstract
		L1.00007: Shape oscillation of bubbles in the acoustic field Keishi Matsumoto, Ichiro Ueno Preview Abstract
		L1.00008: On the effects of Schmidt number and particle settling velocity on the calculated sediment concentration profile Ali Khosronejad Preview Abstract
		L1.00009: A Numerical Model for Time-Dependent Gravity-Driven Flow in a Collapsible Tube Amanda Peters, Michelle Borkin, Shreyas Mandre Preview Abstract
		L1.00010: Turbulence measurements in air near a heated vertical cylinder at high Raleigh number Abolfazl Shiri, William K. George Preview Abstract
		L1.00011: Measurement of concentration filed in miscible displacement in a thin gap by means of microelectrode Yuichiro Nagatsu, Takashi Ogawa, Yoshihito Kato, Yutaka Tada Preview Abstract
		L1.00012: Using stabilized finite elements for understanding the performance of organic solar cells Hari Krishna Kodali, Baskar Ganapathysubramanian Preview Abstract
		L1.00013: Analysis of wake structure downstream of rough surface using volumetric 3-D measurement Wing Lai, Joseph Shakal Preview Abstract
		L1.00014: Observations of the turbulence kinetic energy dissipation rate in the mid-water column of an estuary Luksa Luznik, Louise Wallendorf Preview Abstract
		L1.00015: Modeling Subsurface Flows Driven by Planetary Libration Michael Calkins, Jerome Noir, Jeff Eldredge, Jonathan Aurnou Preview Abstract
		L1.00016: Jamming ang energy propagation through dense granular matter Xiaoni Fang, Lou Kondic Preview Abstract
		L1.00017: Jamming in Microfluidic Channels Carlos Ortiz, Karen Daniels, Robert Riehn Preview Abstract
		L1.00018: DEM simulation of granular flow in a Couette device Vidyapati Vidyapati, M. Kheripour Langrudi, Gabriel Tardos, Jin Sun, Sankaran Sundaresan, Shankar Subramaniam Preview Abstract
		L1.00019: Large Reynolds number streak description using RNS Juan Martin, Carlos Martel Preview Abstract
		L1.00020: Instability of Thin Viscous Sheets Andrey Filippov, Zheming Zheng Preview Abstract
		L1.00021: Instability arisen on liquid jet penetrated in flowing liquid bath Naoto Oka, Ichiro Ueno Preview Abstract
		L1.00022: Wave-vortex interaction Claudio Falcon, Stephan Fauve Preview Abstract
		L1.00023: Modeling of Flow and Water Quality Processes with Finite Volume Method due to Spreading and Dispersion of Petrochemical Pollution in the Hydro-Environments Ehsan Sarhadi Zadeh, Kourosh Hejazi Preview Abstract
		L1.00024: The refraction phenomena in the shock wave dispersion on plasma inhomogenities Anna Markhotok, Svetozar Popovic Preview Abstract
		L1.00025: On the origin of contact angle hysteresis Yumiko Yoshitaki, Ko Okumura Preview Abstract
		L1.00026: Particle collision in Newtonian and viscoelastic fluids Arezoo Ardekani Preview Abstract
		L1.00027: Lagrangian Panel Method for Vortex Sheet Motion in 3D Flow Robert Krasny, Hualong Feng, Leon Kaganovskiy Preview Abstract
		L1.00028: Mixing enhancement in a non-parallel microfluidic chip Fang Yang, Cuifang Kuang, Wei Zhao, Guiren Wang Preview Abstract

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

62nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics

Volume 54, Number 19

Sunday–Tuesday, November 22–24, 2009; Minneapolis, Minnesota

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