Abstract
Abstract
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When describing ordinary solids or fluids we are usually not interested in the behaviour of the individual atoms
Summary We presented a numerical scheme for the hydrodynamic simulation of granular systems in three dimensions
Unlike previous methods used, e.g. in soil mechanics or rapid gas flows, our method is not restricted to a certain range of density
Summary
When describing ordinary solids or fluids we are usually not interested in the behaviour of the individual atoms. This approach can be valuable for systems where a large number of particles are involved, such as sand dunes (e.g. Schwämmle & Herrmann 2003), planetary rings (e.g. Borderies, Goldreich & Tremaine 1985) or geological flows
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