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Finite sized particles are modeled as points and are traced in the Lagrangian frame.

Finite sized particles exhibit complex dynamics that differ from that of the underlying fluid flow.

While the secondary vortices aid in transporting material from the walls to the bulk, they also intensify in magnitude with increasing rotation rate leading to finite sized unmixed regions via the appearance of KAM-like surfaces [Alvarez-Hernández, M.M., Shinbrot, T., Zalc, J., Muzzio, F.J., 2002. Practical chaotic mixing. Chemical Engineering Science 57, 3749 3753].

The validity of the trapped ion effects on the shielding of a finite sized charged dust grain in a plasma is examined.

We find that the in-plane thermal conductivity of finite sized pristine graphene or GO (5 50 nm in simulation) increases with length due to reduced phonon-boundary scattering.

The first is based on a solution for the wave propagation in semi-infinite plates, and the second is based on a modal summation solution for finite sized plates.

Savas, R. Batta, R. Nagi, Finite-size facility placement in the presence of barriers to rectilinear travel, Operations Research 50 (6) (2002) 1018 1031] consider the optimal placement of a finite-sized facility in the presence of arbitrarily shaped barriers under rectilinear travel.

We show through both analysis and simulation that the proposed method achieves higher end-to-end rate as well as lower computational cost than RLNC for finite field sizes and finite-sized packet transmissions.

In this paper we describe an analytical technique for the performance evaluation of wide-area networks carrying realistic TCP traffic, such as that produced by a large number of finite-sized connections transferring files whose sizes are taken from a long-tail distribution.

A significant challenge for experiments requiring a highly uniform magnetic field concerns the identification and design of a discretized and finite-sized magnetic field coil of minimal size.

In a similar vein, could there be a scenario (i.e. a certain ratio of room size to sphere radius) where, for a finite-sized room, an optimal packing will in fact yield elongated columnar hexagons (or elongated "strings of spheres"), as was suggested by the study in rats from the Jeffery group (Hayman et al. 2011)?