Bodies interacting with and through fluids

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• MIke Shelley, Courant Institute
• Friday 18 May 2007, 16:00-17:00
• MR2, Centre for Mathematical Sciences.

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GK Batchelor Lecture

The interaction of flowing fluids with bodies—sometimes compliant, sometimes active, sometimes multiple—constitutes a class of beautiful dynamic boundary problems that are central to biology and engineering. Examples range from how flexible structures like flags and leaves interact with high-speed flows to how organisms locomote and interact in fluids. I will discuss several interesting cases, emphasizing how they can be formulated mathematically to yield models tractable for analysis or simulation, and how this work has combined with experimental studies.

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