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Submarine moving beneath sea ice sends pressure through the water and bends the frozen ceiling above it. The Mathematics of fluid-flow, elasticity and flexural-gravity bring this scene to life.

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DULA10 days ago

Nice 👏 🤩

Techartist10 days ago

I am not technically aware in maths and physics but this look really beautiful

Dirk Bruere10 days ago

One method of tracking submarines from satellite

Herbert W. Franke8 days ago

cool!

IngeniiX 🛸9 days ago

But, but … Navier-Stokes can blow up. Be careful!

Emperor Hardik👑10 days ago

Awesome 😎

theUnCivilOne9 days ago

Looks inaccurate as though all the water is moving, when it should just be the sub through the water

Mathelirium9 days ago

Video is sped up and the cam moves with the sub.

Mauro D'Adamo10 days ago

Would you simulate SU-35 ?

Mathelirium10 days ago

I suppose I could. But I can only do 2D navier-stokes not 3D fluid flow. Any particular maneuver you want to see?

Mauro D'Adamo10 days ago

just give a go , take off would be nice. :)

Felix Woitzel10 days ago

sweet, then let's also see some 😅

Satish G9 days ago

Outstanding!

AI Clips10 days ago

That’s such a fascinating visualization. The physics behind it makes the scene even more impressive.

Abe10 days ago

Now do this for scalar waves

Mauro9 days ago

Interesting

Robert Dumont10 days ago

😀

Robin H Grays9 days ago

Same principles you work in space right?

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