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Abhinendra Singh
Research areas: Engineering · Computational Mechanics · Material Dynamics and Properties · Rheology and Fluid Dynamics Studies · Granular flow and fluidized beds
0000-0003-1952-9505
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Publications (36)
- Recent modeling advances in dense suspension rheology Save
- Frictional contact network in dense suspension flow Save
- Robust prediction of frictional contact network in near-jamming suspensions employing deep graph neural networks Save
- Topological insights into dense frictional suspension rheology: Third-order loops drive discontinuous shear thickening Save
- Scalability of a graph neural network in accurate prediction of frictional contact networks in suspensions Save
- Understanding the rheological properties of deformable polymer particle suspension in the melt state Save
- Rheology of bidisperse non-Brownian suspensions Save
- Minimally rigid clusters in dense suspension flow Save
- Properties of Cross‐Linked Poly‐l‐lysine Hydrogels across the Random Coil–Helix Transition Save
- Hidden hierarchy in the rheology of dense suspensions Save
- Scaling relationships between viscosity and diffusivity in shear-thickening suspensions Save
- Structure and Dynamics of Force Clusters and Networks in Shear Thickening Suspensions Save
- Stress-activated constraints in dense suspension rheology Save
- Shear thickening in dense suspension: A master-curve and “roll” of friction Save
- Shear stress dependence of force networks in 3D dense suspensions Save
- Shear Thickening and Jamming of Dense Suspensions: The “Roll” of Friction Save
- Structure and dynamics of hydrodynamically interacting finite-size Brownian particles in a spherical cavity: Spheres and cylinders Save
- Shape induced segregation and anomalous particle transport under spherical confinement Save
- Fluctuations at the onset of discontinuous shear thickening in a suspension Save
- Interaction network analysis in shear thickening suspensions Save