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Granular thermostat implementation within the soft-sphere Discrete Element Method (DEM) framework, considerations and limitations
Dense granular flows are commonly investigated using the soft-sphere Discrete Element Method (DEM), whereas large-scale applications generally require continuum models. Granular temperature, defined as the variance of particle velocity fluctuations, is a relevant variable to collapse rheological sca
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