Publication

Three-dimensional distinct element simulation of spherocylinder crystallization

Thomas Liebling, Lionel Pournin, Jean-Albert Ferrez, Marco Ramaioli, Michel Tsukahara
2005
Journal paper

Abstract

We present a three-dimensional distinct element model (DEM) able to handle populations of spherocylinders. We report on granular crystallization occurring when vibrating mono-disperse assemblies of spherocylinders that faithfully reproduce the corresponding results of physical experiments from the literature.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/77620?ln=en

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