We elaborate the physics of systems of unconstrained, reconnecting vortex filaments with dynamic finite cores of uniform ("quantized") circulation interacting via Biot-Savart and viscous forces. The phenomenology of this purely structured turbulent system includes an inertial range with Kolmogorov's k(-5/3) scaling for the energy spectrum, as well as Kolmogorov's linear in r scaling for the thi...

The plane strain deformation of an isotropic, homogeneous, poroelastic medium caused by an inclined line-load is studied using the Biot linearized theory for fluid saturated porous materials. The analytical expressions for the displacements and stresses in the medium are obtained by applying suitable boundary conditions. The solutions are obtained analytically for the limiting case of undrained...

The exact solution is given for the folding by compression of a viscoelastic layer embedded in a viscoelastic medium, under the assumption that there is perfect adherence between layer and medium. This solution agrees closely with the earlier result obtained by Biot which was based on the assumption that layer and medium could slip over each other. In a previous publication, Biot [l] has discus...

r. ewing, o. liev, r. lazarov and a. naumovich in [1] proposed a finite volume discretization for one dimensional biot poroelasticity system in multilayer domains. their discretization and exact solution are invalid. we derive valid discretization and exact solution. finally, our numerical solution is compared with known exact solution in discrete l2 norm.

M. A. BIOT* A non-linear analysisforfinite strain and stress has been developed and applied to symmetrical deformations around cylindrical and spherical cavities in rock. The material non-linearity which is involved may result porn either elastic or plastic properties. A drastic analytical simplification reduces the problem to the solution of a,first order differential equation. Fracture is ana...

We present three fast adaptive vortex methods for the 2D Eu-ler equations. All obtain long-time accuracy at almost optimal cost by using four tools: adaptive quadrature, free-Lagrangian formulation, the fast multipole method and a nonstandard error analysis. Our error analysis halves the diierentiability required of the ow, suggests an eecient new balance of smoothing parameters , and combines ...

The hypercircle theorem leads to a posteriori error estimates for the three-field variational formulation of Biot problem involving displacements, total pressure and fluid pressure. Based thereon, adaptive strategies can be constructed. In particular, estimator is derived on basis Hdiv-conforming reconstructions stress flux approximations while symmetry reconstructed allowed satisfied only weak...

Abstract—This work consists of a numerical simulation of convective heat transfer in a vertical plane channel filled with a heat generating porous medium, in the absence of local thermal equilibrium. The walls are maintained to a constant temperature and the inlet velocity is uniform. The dynamic range is described by the Darcy-Brinkman model and the thermal field by two energy equations model....

Generalized constitutive relationships of viscoelastic foams are investigated in which the time derivatives of integer order are replaced by derivatives of fractional order. To this point, the justification of such models has resided in the fact that they are effective in describing the behavior of real materials. In this work, the three-parameter fractional Kelvin Voigt model is compared to th...