“Multifluid finite volume Navier-Stokes solutions for realistic fluid animation” by Turner and Mazzone
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Interest Area:
- Production & Animation
Title:
- Multifluid finite volume Navier-Stokes solutions for realistic fluid animation
Session/Category Title: Simulation for Animation
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Abstract:
A multifluid, incompressible, variable-density, finite volume solution of the Navier-Stokes equations for generation of realistic fluid animation. A high-resolution tracking algorithm is used to capture the complex topology of interfaces, and results are rendered using blobs.
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