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Conducting a thorough performance evaluation of an STM is very time consuming. Depressingly, even with all this effort, and even with the same application, it can still be hard to predict the performance if the number of underlying threads on which the app ...

2010

Constitutive modelling of unsaturated soils with hydro-geomechanical couplings

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Even though the saturation in water of most natural and engineered soils is partial, constitutive models in geotechnical engineering have long made the assumption of complete saturation. The increasing knowledge of the rheological behaviour of unsaturated ...

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Anisotropic error control for environmental applications

Luca Dede'

In this paper we aim at controlling physically meaningful quantities with emphasis on environmental applications. This is carried out by an efficient numerical procedure combining the goal-oriented framework [R. Becker, R. Rannacher, An optimal control app ...

Elsevier2008

Alexandre Sarrasin (1895-1976) et l'esthétique de l'ingénieur

Philippe Mivelaz

Alexandre Sarrasin (1895-1976) studied at Zürich Federal Swiss Institute of Technology (ETH) from 1913 to 1918. Despite First World War's conflicts surrounding the neutral Switzerland, the intellectual climate inside ETH was cosmopolitan and liberal. As un ...

EPFL2007

Free-Surface Flows Solver with Nonhydrostatic pressure and Modified k-ε turbulence model : Simulation of the Curved Open Channel

Célestin Leupi, Edie Miglio

The commonly numerical models with the conventional hydrostatic pressure and the standard isotropic k-epsilon turbulence model closure still remain the most widely used approach for the solution of practical engineering problems. However in the presence of ...

2004

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