Kristina Pickl

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Published: 1993
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2016
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Kristina Pickl, Jayant Pande, Harald Köstler, Ana-Suncana Smith, Ulrich Rüde:
When do microswimmers exit the Stokes regime? CoRR abs/1603.04633 (2016)
2013
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Kristina Pickl, Matthias Hofmann, Tobias Preclik, Harald Köstler, Ana-Suncana Smith, Ulrich Rüde:
Parallel Simulations of Self-propelled Microorganisms. PARCO 2013: 395-404
2012
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Kristina Pickl, Jan Götz, Klaus Iglberger, Jayant Pande, Klaus Mecke, Ana-Suncana Smith, Ulrich Rüde:
All good things come in threes - Three beads learn to swim with lattice Boltzmann and a rigid body solver. J. Comput. Sci. 3(5): 374-387 (2012)
2011
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Kristina Pickl, Jan Götz, Klaus Iglberger, Jayant Pande, Klaus Mecke, Ana-Suncana Smith, Ulrich Rüde:
All good things come in threes - Three beads learn to swim with lattice Boltzmann and a rigid body solver. CoRR abs/1108.0786 (2011)

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