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Introduction
Fluid mechanics is one of the most important subjects of human
interest. To be more specific, it encompasses aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, magneto
hydrodynamics, vortex dynamics, gas dynamics, computational fluid dynamics
(CFD), convection heat transfer, flows of turbo machinery, acoustics,
biofluids, oceanography, meteorology, glaciology, geomagnetism, continental
drift, mantel convection, atmospheric dynamics, wind engineering, filtering,
mixing, planetary atmospheres, planetary cores, comet tails, cryogenics, river
flooding and meandering and the dynamics of multi-phase flows. It is now
well-known that modern design of aircraft, spacecraft, automobiles, ships, land
and marine structures, power and propulsion systems etc is not possible without
knowledge of relevant fluid mechanics.
The group provides a forum to advance the frontiers of knowledge,
cross fertilization of ideas and removes the isolation among the scientists. It
helps the researchers in exchanging the ideas for the diverse disciplines and
in consolidation of research collaboration with the leading foreign
investigators. This group seeks diversity by being concerned with a variety of
topics including mathematical, engineering, biological, environmental,
industrial, and geophysical and others. The influential topics cover a wide
spectrum of subjects including peristalsis, blood flow, gliding motility of
bacteria, mathematical modeling, mathematical methods, industrial and
environmental heat and mass transfer, deformable porous media, MHD, theology
and the mechanics of the porous substrate. Emphasis is given to the original
research contribution on mathematical modeling, analytical approaches and
numerical techniques, simulations for more accurate descriptions, predictions
and applications of nonlinear phenomena in science and engineering. The group
provides a place to researchers for the rapid exchange of ideas and techniques
in nonlinear science and complexity.
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