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This manuscript presents a moving mesh interface tracking procedure, with a novel treatment for phase coupling.

The current manuscript presents a continuation and further generalization of [18].

This manuscript presents a framework for the vulnerability assessment of structure under the mainshock-aftershock sequences.

As such this manuscript presents a multidisciplinary albeit incomplete perspective to an emerging applied problem.

To reduce uncertainty this manuscript presents a cradle-to-gate life-cycle assessment of both scenarios.

This manuscript presents a "quasi-3D" modelling approach for the thermo-hydraulic simulation of airflows.

This manuscript presents a new phase field model for simulating galvanic and pitting corrosion phenomena in metallic materials.

This manuscript presents a new numerical approach to approximate the solution of a class of fractional variational problems.

This manuscript presents a general conceptual model for easily porting environmental applications on different parallel and distributed infrastructures.

This manuscript presents a fast direct solver for boundary value problems that are recast as boundary integral equations.

This manuscript presents a preliminary examination of the characteristics of women who choose intrapartum hypnosis for pain management.

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