Computational and Numerical Simulations

Abstract

Jan Awrejcewicz graduated from the Technical University of Lodz and become Full Professor in 1997. He authored or co-authored 633 publications in scientific journals and conference proceedings, 44 monographs, 2 text books, 11 edited volumes, 13 conference proceedings, 42 book chapters, 18 journal special issues, and 9 other books. He is a contributor to 50 different research journals and to over 300 conferences. During his scientific travel he visited 60 countries. His papers and research cover various disciplines of mathematics, mechanics, biomechanics, automatics, physics and computer oriented sciences. He is now Head of Department of Automatics and Biomechanics, and Head of Ph.D. School on 'Mechanics' associated with the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Technical University of Lodz.

Two-Fluid RANS-RSTM-PDF Model for Turbulent Particulate Flows

“…The RSTM approach was also applied in the model [8]. The only difference was in the fact that the closure of equations of motion of the particulate phase was based on the Boussinesq hypothesis, where the turbulent viscosity of the particulate phase was introduced and calculated using the algebraic expressions obtained in the PDF approach [9].…”

“…The only difference was in the fact that the closure of equations of motion of the particulate phase was based on the Boussinesq hypothesis, where the turbulent viscosity of the particulate phase was introduced and calculated using the algebraic expressions obtained in the PDF approach [9]. However, the model [8] was inherently eclectic, since it applied the RSTM closure for a carrier flow and at the same time the Boussinesq hypothesis for the particulate phase.…”

Large-eddy simulation of turbulent flows with applications to atmospheric boundary layer research

“…The alleged coauthor wasn't listed as a contributor to the chapter, nor was he acknowledged in any other manner. Upon investigating the mater it was concluded that the alleged coauthor had undeniably been involved in a signiicant part of the research presented in [1]. As per the COPE's Retraction Guidelines [2], a correction to the chapter was considered instead of a retraction since the research presented is not brought into question in any way.…”

“…The publisher is retracting and removing [1] following a report that the chapter was submited for publication without consent or knowledge of the chapter's coauthor. The alleged coauthor wasn't listed as a contributor to the chapter, nor was he acknowledged in any other manner.…”