Owens, Robert Gwyn

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Faculté des arts et des sciences - Département de mathématiques et de statistique
André-Aisenstadt Local 4155
Courriels
Étudiants actuellement dirigés
Cours donnés
- MAT6473 H - Calcul scientifique
- MAT6470 H - Calcul scientifique
- MAT1410 H - Calcul 2
Expertise
- Analyse numérique
- Mathématiques appliquées
- Simulation numérique des fluides complexes
- Modélisation des fluides complexes
Articles avec comité de lecture
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On the jump conditions for the immersed interface method
A mathematical and numerical investigation of the hemodynamical origins of oscillations in microvascular networks
A new incompressible smoothed particle hydrodynamics-immersed boundary method
Computation of blood flows accounting for red-blood cell aggregation/fragmentation
The Langevin and Fokker-Planck Equations in Polymer Rheology
Some remarks on the equivalence of Kirkwood's diffusion equation and the coupled fluctuating polymer and solvent kinetic equation of Oono and Freed
A mixed Brownian dynamics - SPH method for the simulation of flows of suspensions of bead-spring chains in confined geometries with hydrodynamic interaction
A finite element method for a microstructure-based model of blood
Mathematical modelling of the cell-depleted peripheral layer in the steady flow of blood in a tube
Kinetic models for dilute solutions of dumbbells in non-homogeneous flows
Finite element methods for a mesoscopic constitutive model of blood
Chapter 6: Rheological Models for Blood
On the high frequency oscillatory tube flow of healty human blood
A non-homogeneous constitutive model for human blood. I. Model derivation and steady flow
Gelation time in the discrete coagulation-fragmentation equations with a bilinear coagulation kernel
A novel fully-implicit finite volume method applied to the lid-driven cavity problem. II. Linear stability analysis
A novel fully-implicit finite volume method applied to the lid-driven cavity problem. I. High Reynolds number flow calculations
Computational rheology
An error indicator for mortar element solutions to the Stokes problem
A new spectral element method for the reliable computation of viscoelastic flow
A new adaptive modification strategy for numerical solutions to elliptic boundary value problems
A posteriori error estimates for spectral element solutions to viscoelastic flow problems
Spectral approximations on the triangle
Steady viscoelastic flow past a sphere using spectral elements
Mass- and momentum-conserving spectral methods for Stokes flow
Compatible pseudospectral approximations for incompressible flow in an undulating tube