Particulate systems and granular matter are discrete systems made of many particles; they display interesting dynamic or static, fluid- or solid-like states, respectively, or both together. The challenge of bridging the gap between the particulate, microscopic picture towards their continuum description (via the so-called micro-macro transition) is one of todayâs challenges of modern research. This short paper gives a brief overview of recent progress and some new insights about local granular flow rules for soft particles.
From particles in steady state shear bands via micro-macro to macroscopic rheology laws
Vescovi, D.;
2017-01-01
Abstract
Particulate systems and granular matter are discrete systems made of many particles; they display interesting dynamic or static, fluid- or solid-like states, respectively, or both together. The challenge of bridging the gap between the particulate, microscopic picture towards their continuum description (via the so-called micro-macro transition) is one of todayâs challenges of modern research. This short paper gives a brief overview of recent progress and some new insights about local granular flow rules for soft particles.File in questo prodotto:
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