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Simulations of Particle-Laden Flows with Large Dispersed-Phase Size Disparities Using Scalable Parallel Adaptive Methods
The numerical simulation of multiphase flows involving dispersed components with large scale disparities, such as the collisions between millimeter-sized bubbles and micron-sized mineral particles in flotation, poses a significant computational challenge. Accurately resolving the thin boundary layer
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