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- Publisher:
- Cambridge University Press
- Expected online publication date:
- September 2025
- Print publication year:
- 2025
- Online ISBN:
- 9781009128438
Unlock the potential of computational fluid dynamics with this essential guide for master's and graduate students, and researchers. It explores the immersed boundary method (IBM), a revolutionary approach for simulating flows in complex geometries. With a focus on fluid/structure interaction, it examines theoretical principles and practical implementations, offering insights into tackling intricate geometries and enhancing simulation accuracy. The book features a series of numerical examples that increase in complexity, and is accompanied by the source code, allowing readers to replicate results and deepen their understanding. Whether you're wanting to refine your skills or embark on new research, this introduction will empower you to master the art of complex flow simulations.
‘A much-needed reference, this book offers a clear and self-contained overview of the immersed boundary method. Blending theory and practical examples, and via the illustrative accompanying code, it covers all key aspects of the approach, making it an invaluable resource for both experienced researchers and newcomers.’
Simone Camarri - University of Pisa
‘Immersed boundary methods have become an indispensable tool for modern numerical simulations in fluid dynamics and way beyond, and the number of publications employing them is still exploding. Yet there has been no systematic textbook on immersed boundary methods. The wonderful and deeply thought-through textbook by Verzicco et al. now fills this gap. It is immediately indispensable both for researchers already employing the methods and for novices who want to learn them.’
Detlef Lohse - University of Twente
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