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SUMMARY:Fluid Simulation
DESCRIPTION:Technical Papers\n\nHigh-Order Moment-Encoded Kinetic Simulati
 on of Turbulent Flows\n\nKinetic solvers for incompressible fluid simulati
 on were designed to run efficiently on massively parallel architectures su
 ch as GPUs. While these lattice Boltzmann solvers have recently proven muc
 h faster and more accurate than common macroscopic Navier-Stokes-based sol
 vers in graphics, it is alway...\n\n\nWei Li, Tongtong Wang, Zherong Pan, 
 Xifeng Gao, and Kui Wu (LightSpeed Studios) and Mathieu Desbrun (Inria/X)\
 n---------------------\nHigh Density Ratio Multi-fluid Simulation with Per
 idynamics\n\nMultiple fluid simulation has raised wide research interest i
 n recent years. Despite the impressive successes of current works, simulat
 ion of scenes containing mixing or unmixing of high-density-ratio phases u
 sing particle-based discretizations still remains a challenging task. In t
 his paper, we pro...\n\n\nHan Yan and Bo Ren (Nankai University)\n--------
 -------------\nAn Implicitly Stable Mixture Model for Dynamic Multi-fluid 
 Simulations\n\nParticle-based simulation has become increasingly popular i
 n real-time applications due to its efficiency and adaptability, especiall
 y in generating highly dynamic fluid effects. Nevertheless, the swift and 
 stable simulation of interactions between distinct fluids continues to pos
 e challenges for cu...\n\n\nYanrui Xu (University of Groningen, University
  of Science and Technology Beijing); Xiaokun Wang (University of Science a
 nd Technology Beijing, Bournemouth University); Jiamin Wang, Chongming Son
 g, Tiancheng Wang, and Yanlan Zhang (University of Science and Technology 
 Beijing); Jian Chang and Jianjun Zhang (Bournemouth University); Jiri Kosi
 nka (University of Groningen); Alexandru Telea (Utrecht University); and X
 iaojuan Ban (University of Science and Technology Beijing)\n--------------
 -------\nGARM-LS: A Gradient-Augmented Reference-Map Method for Level-Set 
 Fluid Simulation\n\nThis paper presents a novel level-set method by combin
 ing gradient augmentation and reference mapping to enable high-fidelity in
 terface tracking and surface tension flow simulation. At the center of our
  approach is a novel reference-map algorithm to concurrently convect level
 -set values and gradient...\n\n\nXingqiao Li (School of IST & National Key
  Lab. of AGI, Peking University); Xingyu Ni (School of CS & National Key L
 ab. of AGI, Peking University); Bo Zhu (Georgia Institute of Technology, D
 artmouth College); Bin Wang (Beijing Institute for General Artificial Inte
 lligence); and Baoquan Chen (School of IST & National Key Lab. of AGI, Pek
 ing University)\n---------------------\nA Parametric Kinetic Solver for Si
 mulating Boundary-Dominated Turbulent Flow Phenomena\n\nBoundary layer flo
 w plays a very important role in shaping the entire flow feature near and 
 behind obstacles inside fluids. Thus, boundary treatment methods are cruci
 al for a physically consistent fluid simulation, especially when turbulenc
 e occurs at a high Reynolds number, in which accurately hand...\n\n\nMengy
 un Liu and Xiaopei Liu (ShanghaiTech University)\n\nRegistration Category:
  Full Access\n\nSession Chair: Christopher Batty (University of Waterloo)
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