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Reduction of a detailed chemical mechanism for a kerosene surrogate via RCCE-CSP Koniavitis P, Rigopoulos S, Jones WP Combustion and Flame, 194, 85, 2018 |
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Bottom-up modeling using the rate-controlled constrained-equilibrium theory: The n-butane combustion chemistry Janbozorgi M, Wang H Combustion and Flame, 194, 223, 2018 |
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Tabulation of combustion chemistry via Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs): Methodology and application to LES-PDF simulation of Sydney flame L Franke LLC, Chatzopoulos AK, Rigopoulos S Combustion and Flame, 185, 245, 2017 |
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A methodology for derivation of RCCE-reduced mechanisms via CSP Koniavitis P, Rigopoulos S, Jones WP Combustion and Flame, 183, 126, 2017 |
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Degree of Disequilibrium analysis for automatic selection of kinetic constraints in the Rate-Controlled Constrained-Equilibrium method Beretta GP, Janbozorgi M, Metghalchi H Combustion and Flame, 168, 342, 2016 |
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Rate-Controlled Constrained Equilibrium (RCCE) simulations of turbulent partially premixed flames (Sandia D/E/F) and comparison with detailed chemistry Elbahloul S, Rigopoulos S Combustion and Flame, 162(5), 2256, 2015 |
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Combined dimension reduction and tabulation strategy using ISAT-RCCE-GALI for the efficient implementation of combustion chemistry Hiremath V, Ren ZY, Pope SB Combustion and Flame, 158(11), 2113, 2011 |