DFD 2010 - Caltech
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DFD 2010 - Caltech
■ APS/DFD Exhibits and ■ Meeting APS/DFDRooms Exhibits and ■ APS/DFD Exhibits and Meeting Rooms ® ® ® Meeting Rooms American Physical Society American American Physical Physical Society Society CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK 63rd Annual Meeting 63rd 63rd Annual Annual Meeting Meeting Division Fluid Dynamics Division Division ofof of Fluid Fluid Dynamics Dynamics 2121 21 - 23 23 November November 2010 2010 --23 November 2010 Long Long Beach, Beach, California California Long Beach, California 46423 APS-DFD Cover_mp.indd 1 11/2/2010 2:05:45 PM Coil Area 63rd Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics 21 – 23 November 2010 Table of Long Beach, California Contents Welcome................................................................................................................................................2 63rd Annual Meeting Committee.........................................................................................................3 APS/DFD 2010 Officers and Committees...........................................................................................4 DFD Events...........................................................................................................................................6 Registration Desk Hours..........................................................................................................6 Speaker Ready Room Hours...................................................................................................6 DFD Executive Committee Meeting........................................................................................6 Awards Ceremony....................................................................................................................6 Invited Lectures........................................................................................................................6 Welcome Breakfast...................................................................................................................6 Exhibits......................................................................................................................................6 Refreshments............................................................................................................................6 Gallery of Fluid Motion.............................................................................................................6 Wireless Internet.......................................................................................................................6 Conference Reception..............................................................................................................7 Student Luncheon....................................................................................................................7 Other Special Events The Physics of Flow: High School Teacher’s Workshop......................................................8 NSF CAREER and ONR & AFOSR Young Investigator Workshop.......................................8 Fluids Education Lunch Workshop........................................................................................8 Meet the APS Journal Editors.................................................................................................9 Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Reception................................................................................9 Instructions to Speakers, Session Chairs and Poster Presenters................................................10 Prizes and Awards..............................................................................................................................12 2010 Division of Fluid Dynamics Fellows........................................................................................13 Invited Lectures..................................................................................................................................14 Minisymposia......................................................................................................................................15 Gallery of Fluid Motion Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters..........................................................................................16 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos...........................................................................................21 Exhibits...............................................................................................................................................27 Session Key........................................................................................................................................31 Program Summary.............................................................................................................................32 Schedule of Papers............................................................................................................................39 Sunday, 21 November............................................................................................................41 Monday, 22 November............................................................................................................63 Tuesday, 23 November...........................................................................................................87 Index of Authors...............................................................................................................................105 Cover photo: Courtesy of Destinations Magazine. 1 Welcome Welcome to the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics in Long Beach, California. The Meeting is hosted by the University of Southern California; California State University, Long Beach; California Institute of Technology; and University of California, Los Angeles. The Meeting will be held at the Long Beach Convention Center and the adjacent Hyatt Regency Long Beach. Located downtown, the Convention Center is one of the few waterfront facilities nationwide. The glass concourse and lobby offer expansive views of the harbor and downtown skyline. The Center is within walking distance to all meeting hotels, shopping, dining, tourist attractions, and sightseeing along picturesque bays and miles of sandy beach. This year, we have approximately 2,060 contributed abstracts organized into 24 parallel sessions, and eight invited lectures ranging from flow simulation in the movies to the role of fluid dynamics of particle laden flows in understanding the Gulf of Mexico oil spill to fluid dynamics of nuclear fusion. We also have four minisymposia on numerical simulations of environmental flows, fluid dynamics of biological locomotion, optical effects of turbulence, and microhydrodynamics of lipid bi-layer membranes. Several special events associated with the meeting include two Fluids Education Workshops, Young Investigator Workshop, Student Luncheon, and Accompanying Persons Program. This year’s Fluid Dynamic Prize winner, John Hinch will deliver the Otto Laporte Lecture. The Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Lecture will be given by Matthew Paoletti, Edwin F. Greco and Roman O. Grigoriev will give the Francois Frenkiel Award Lecture. A large Promenade Ballroom will host exhibits from industry and government sponsors, and the Gallery of Fluid Motion. The ballroom will also host a welcome breakfast on the first day of the meeting and refreshment breaks throughout the meeting. Complimentary wireless internet service in the ballroom and the adjacent foyer will be provided courtesy of the Viterbi School of Engineering at USC. We thank Peggy Holland and Monica Malouf for their expert help in organizing the meeting and Vinaya Sathyasheelappa of the American Physical Society for his invaluable help with handling the numerous abstracts submitted to the meeting. We also thank the numerous members of the Division who volunteered their time as session chairs, judges, and faculty hosts for the Student Luncheon. We are also grateful to Deans of four host schools for offering financial and administrative assistance with the meeting. Welcome to Long Beach, California. We hope you have a great time! J. Andrzej Domaradzki On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee 2 63rd Annual Meeting Committee Meeting Hosts University of Southern California California State University, Long Beach California Institute of Technology University of California, Los Angeles Organizing Committee J. Andrzej Domaradzki, USC, Committee Chair John Kim, UCLA Ron Blackwelder, USC Tony Leonard, Caltech John Brady, Caltech Tony Maxworthy, USC Fred Browand, USC Beverley McKeon, Caltech Charlie Campbell, USC Phil Muntz, USC Tim Colonius, Caltech Paul Newton, USC John Dabiri, Caltech Denis Phares, USC Veronica Eliasson, USC Tait Pottebaum, USC Jeff Eldredge, UCLA Hamid Rahai, CSULB Melany Hunt, Caltech Larry Redekopp, USC Eva Kanso, USC Paul Ronney, USC Ann Karagozian, UCLA Satwindar Sadhal, USC Pirouz Kavehpour, UCLA Geoffrey Spedding, USC Conference Administrative Coordinators Monica Malouf and Peggy Holland Meetings And More [email protected] Nick Taylor Registration Account Manager The Housing Connection [email protected] 3 APS/DFD 2010 Officers and Committees Executive Committee Publications Committee Chair: Juan Lasheras (10/10) and Media Kathy Prestridge (12/12) Chair Eric Lauga (12/10) Vice-Chair Bud Homsy (12/10) Giles Brereton (12/11) David Kassoy (12/11) Hao Lin (12/11) Neelesh Patankar (12/11) Zvi Rusak (12/11) Andrew Pollard (12/12) Chair-Elect: Ann Karagozian (10/10) Vice Chair: Kenny Breuer (10/10) Past Chair: Philip Marcus (10/10) Program Committee Secretary/Treasurer: Eckart Meiburg (10/12) Ken Breuer (12/10) Chair Bob Behringer (12/10) Beverley McKeon (12/10) Colm Caulfield (12/11) Javier Jimenez (12/11) Scott Stewart (12/11) Krishnan Mahesh (12/12) Sutanu Sarkar (12/12) Ex-officio: Julian Domaradzki (12/10) Councillor: James Brasseur (12/10) Member-at-Large: Anette Hosoi (10/10) Laurette Tuckerman (10/10) Lance Collins (10/11) Stefan Llewellyn Smith (10/11) Tim Colonius (10/12) Elisabeth Guazzelli (10/12) Fellowship Committee Ann Karagozian (12/10) Chair Jean-Marc Chomaz (12/10) Said Elghobashi (12/10) Ari Glezer (12/10) Elisabeth Guazzelli (12/10) Robert Moser (12/11) James Riley (12/11) Nominating Committee Fazle Hussain (12/10) Chair Ron Adrian (12/11) Vice-Chair Peter Schmid (12/10) Leslie Smith (12/10) Geoff Spedding (12/10) Mory Gharib (12/11) Ellen Longmire (12/11) Parvis Moin (12/11) Paul Steen (12/11) External Affairs Committee Jonathan Freund (12/10) Chair Christophe Clanet (12/12) Vice-Chair Aline Cotel (12/11) Sivaram Gogineni (12/11) Gary Settles (12/11) Alberto Aliseda (12/12) Tom Bewley (12/12) James Duncan (12/12) 4 APS/DFD 2010 Officers and Committees Selection Fluid Dynamics Prize Committee Ad Hoc Committee on Media & Public Relations Steve Davis (12/11) Chair Emil Hopfinger (12/11) Vice-Chair Robert Ecke (12/10) Detlef Lohse (12/10) Keiko Nomura (12/10) Julio Ottino (12/10) Wendy Zhang (12/10) Clarence Rowley (12/11) K.R. Sreenivasan (12/11) James Brasseur, Chair James Duncan Philip Marcus Michael Plesniak William Schultz Alexander Smits Division Website Development Officer Acrivos Award Committee Ken Kiger Andrea Prosperetti (12/11) Chair Alison Marsden (12/11) Vice-Chair S. Balachandar (12/10) Patrice Le Gal (12/10) Minami Yoda (12/10) John O. Dabiri (12/11) Carlos Pantano (12/11) Membership Coordinator Timothy Wei Frenkiel Award Committee Michael Brenner (12/11) Chair Ken Kiger (12/11) Vice-Chair Lance Collins (12/10) Stuart Dalziel (12/10) Nicolas Hadjiconstantinou (12/10) David Saintillan (12/10) Juan Carlos del Alamo (12/11) Ad Hoc Committee on Cyber Fluid Dynamics P.K. Yeung, Chair James Brasseur Sangtae Kim Beverley McKeon Eckart Meiberg Michael Plesniak 5 DFD Events All events will be held at the Long Beach Convention Center or the Hyatt Regency Long Beach and are noted under the event description. The Sunday Evening Reception will be held at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Registration Desk Hours Exhibits Long Beach Convention Center Foyer Sunday, 21 November, 07:00 – 17:00 Monday, 22 November, 07:30 – 17:00 Tuesday, 23 November, 07:30 – 11:00 Long Beach Convention Center – Promenade Ballroom Saturday, 20 November 15:00 – 20:00 Sunday, 21 November 07:00 – 17:00 Monday, 22 November 07:30 – 17:00 Tuesday, 23 November 07:30 – 13:00 Speaker Ready Room Hours The Exhibit Hall showcases products from industry and government sponsors. Please refer to the list of exhibitors starting on page 27. Saturday, 20 November 15:00 – 20:00 Sunday, 21 November 07:00 – 18:30 Monday, 22 November$07:30 – 18:45 Tuesday, 23 November 07:30 – 15:00 Refreshments Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Shoreline A Complimentary beverages and snacks will be served in the exhibit area during the morning and afternoon breaks, as well as a welcome breakfast on Sunday morning from 07:00 – 08:00. DFD Executive Committee Meeting Gallery Saturday, 20 November, 18:00 Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Beacon B (Located on the third floor) Awards Ceremony Sunday, 21 November, 10:15 Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom Invited Lectures The award-winning entries will be announced at 15:15 on Monday, 22 November 2010, immediately after the invited talk sessions. Invited lectures are scheduled Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. For times and titles, please see page 14. Welcome Breakfast Fluid Motion The 28th Annual Gallery of Fluid Motion consists of computational and experimental still images and videos submitted by attendees. A panel selects outstanding entries based on artistic value, scientific content, and originality. The winning entries will be displayed at the Annual APS Meeting in March 2011 and will appear in Physics of Fluids, September 2011. The Division awards, prizes and fellowships will be presented immediately after the first session on Sunday, starting at 10:15. The Otto Laporte Lecture will be given by the recipient of the Fluid Dynamics Prize following these presentations. Thi of Sunday – Tuesday, 21 – 23 November Sunday, 07:00 – 17:00; Monday, 07:30 – 17:00; Tuesday, 07:30 – 11:00 Long Beach Convention Center – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) New Yea s r Wireless Internet Sunday, 21 November, 07:00 – 08:00 Long Beach Convention Center – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) A complimentary wireless “hotspot” is provided by the Viterbi School of Engineering at USC in the APS/DFD Exhibit Hall and its adjacent Foyer. The Convention Center also provides wireless internet connection in other areas of the building for a fee. Please come to the APS/DFD Exhibit Hall for Breakfast on Sunday morning prior to the first session. Visit with colleagues and meet with the 2010 exhibitors. A light continental breakfast will be served. 6 DFD Events Conference Reception Sunday, 21 November, 19:00 – 22:00 Location: Aquarium of the Pacific, 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA All paying attendees receive a ticket to this event. Always a highlight of the meeting, the Conference Reception will be held at the Aquarium of the Pacific on Sunday evening starting at 19:00. The Aquarium is located within a walking distance of the meeting hotels and has a mixture of indoor and outdoor areas with exhibits covering all areas of the Pacific, including sunny Southern California and Baja waters, the frigid waters of the North Pacific, and the colorful reefs of the Tropical Pacific (http://www.aquariumofpacific.org). Long Beach is known in Southern California for its active jazz scene. A sample of this genre will be provided by The Scott Martin Latin Soul Jazz Band (http://www.scottmartinjazz.com), a performance made possible by the support from the Viterbi School of Engineering at USC. The reception is included in the registration fee for those who register as APS Members, Nonmembers, Graduate Students, and Retired Members. Additional tickets may be purchased for $75 each. Student Luncheon – FREE Ticketed Event Supported by UCLA Monday, 22 November, 12:50 – 13:50, Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Seaview AB Students attending the meeting will have the opportunity to participate in a discussion with an expert on a topic of interest. Each expert will host an informal discussion over a complimentary lunch. The luncheon will begin promptly at 12:50. Interested students should sign up for the luncheon by emailing Professor Veronica Eliasson ([email protected]). Make sure to include “APS 2010 Student Luncheon” in the subject line. The event is free, but each table/topic is limited to 8 students on a first-come, first-served basis. The experts and their topics of discussion are as follows: bio-fluid dynamics 9. Gustav Amberg, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm Micro fluid flows, capillarity and wetting, simulations and modeling, academic careers in Europe and USA 10.Henrik Alfredsson, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm Experiments in turbulent boundary layers 11. Jerry Gollub, Haverford College Research and teaching at undergraduate institutions; Using particle tracking to study micron scale biologically relevant flows 12.Joanna Austen, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Hypervelocity flows, dynamic bubble collapse, compressible geological flows 13.Oleg Schilling, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Rayleigh-Taylor and Richtmyer-Meshkov instabilities and mixing 14.Peter Vorobieff, University of New Mexico Fundamental fluids studies 1. Antonio Ferrante, University of Washington Turbulence simulation and high-performance computing, How to find and apply for post doctoral and tenure track positions 2. Bob Moser, The University of Texas at Austin Computational science as a tool for fluid dynamics research 3. Dale Pullin, California Institute of Technology Numerical simulation of highly compressible and shock-driven flows 4. Devaraj van der Meer, University of Twente The role of fluid dynamics in supplying the world’s future energy needs 5. Ellen Longmire, University of Minnesota Experimental fluid dynamics, turbulent interfacial, and multiphase flows 6. Eric Lauga, University of California, San Diego Bio-fluids 7. Eva Kanso, University of Southern California Bio-dynamical systems 8. Gary Settles, Penn State University Compressible flows, supersonic and hypersonic flows, experimental techniques, 7 Other Special Events Events will be held at either the Long Beach Convention Center or the Hyatt Regency Long Beach. Please pay specific attention to the room location! The Physics of Flow: High School Teacher’s Workshop Supported by California State University, Long Beach Saturday, 20 November 09:00 – 12:00 Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Seaview A Workshop Instructors: Professor Karen Flack Department of Mechanical Engineering United States Naval Academy Professor Bud Homsy Department of Mathematics University of British Columbia Dr. Kathy Prestridge Fluids Team Leader, Physics Division Los Alamos National Labs This workshop will provide physics instructors with a broader depth of information on fluid mechanics and how to incorporate this into high school physics lessons. The focus will be on promoting hands on, small group laboratory activities that illuminate the physics of flow. Attendees will perform a laboratory exercise related to Bernoulli and leave the workshop with instructions so this lab can be used in a high school physics classroom. The use of flow visualization media as a supplement to physics instruction will be described and the participants will learn how to access the archives of flow visualization videos. This workshop satisfies three hours of Continuing Education Credit and attendees will have free admission to the Conference. NSF CAREER and ONR & AFOSR Young Investigator Workshop FREE TICKETED EVENT Supported by Caltech Sunday, 21 November 11:45 – 12:45 Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Seaview AB Horst Henning Winter of NSF, John Schmisseur of AFOSR, and Ki-Han Kim of ONR will lead a luncheon discussion on their agencies’ programs for early career researchers. To attend this free workshop/lunch, attendees must be registered for the conference and be eligible for at least one of the awards. Space is limited and advanced signup is required. To signup, send an email to Professor Tait Pottebaum (pottebau@ usc.edu). Eligibility requirements and additional information on the CAREER Program and the Young Investigator Programs can be found at http://tinyurl.com/NSF-CAREER, http://tinyurl.com/AFOSR-YIP, and http:// tinyurl.com/ONR-YIP. Fluids Education Lunch Workshop Sponsored by California State University, Long Beach Monday, 22 November 12:50 – 13:50 Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Seaview C This workshop will provide an opportunity for fluids educators to discuss topics of mutual interest, such as curricula comparisons, best practices, simple experiments and demos, use of concept questions, and more. Thematic “Table Questions” will be provided to guide conversation, and we will harvest “Best of the Table” highlights at the end of the lunch. 8 Other Special Events Meet the APS Journal Editors Monday, 22 November 16:30 – 18:30 Long Beach Convention Center – Room 204 Foyer The Editors of the APS journals cordially invite you to join them for conversation and refreshments. Your questions, suggestions, compliments, and complaints about the journals are welcome. We hope you will be able to join us. Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Reception Monday, 22 November 19:00 – 20:30 Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Seaview Rotunda Come to an open reception for alumni and friends of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics (GFD) Program. The GFD program is an interdisciplinary summer program for graduate students that has been held since 1959 at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. It has promoted the exchange of ideas relating to fluid mechanics among many fields, such as oceanography, meteorology, astrophysics, geology, planetary atmo spheres, and applied mathematics. Over its 50 year history the GFD program has produced numerous alumni and touched many junior and senior scientists, and the purpose of the reception is to bring them together along with any other interested parties. Information on how to participate in the program will be provided. 9 Instructions to Speakers, Session Chairs and Poster Presenters 1. Speakers should arrive prior to the start of the session and introduce themselves to the Session Chair. 2. A cable TV monitor in each room will be used to time the sessions. This timing will be strictly enforced by the Session Chair. 3. Contributed papers are limited to 10 minutes with 2 additional minutes for discussion. This is followed by 1 minute for transition to the next paper and introduction of the next speaker. During the talk, the monitor will indicate at 8 minutes that the speaker has to finish in 2 minutes. At 10 minutes, it will indicate that the speaker’s presentation time is over. At 12 minutes, it will indicate that transition to the next speaker must occur. 4. A minisymposium paper is 26 minutes long, including questions and transition. This makes a minisymposium paper twice as long as a regular contributed paper, allowing attendees to move between regular talks and minisymposia. Minisymposium talks will be 20–22 minutes long with 5–3 minutes for discussion and 1 minute for transition. However, note that the time monitor in the room will correspond to a regular 13 minute talk. 5. The Otto Laporte Lecture is 40 minutes with 5 additional minutes for discussion (total 45 minutes). Invited lectures are 30 minutes long with an additional 5 minutes for discussion (total 35 minutes). The Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Lecture and Francois Frenkiel Award Lectures are 17 minutes with 3 additional minutes for discussion (total 20 minutes). 6. Each presentation room is equipped with an LCD projector, screen, lavalier microphone and pointer. Speakers must provide their own laptop computer. Macintosh users should provide their own adaptor to connect their laptop to the projector. Speakers are responsible for procurement and cost of renting any additional AV equipment. Also note that the APS is not responsible for the security of any personal computers. 7. There is very little time to recover from an AV malfunction, should one occur. Please check for the following common reasons for malfunctions (before your presentation): • Meeting room projectors will have 1024 by 768 resolution. Please set your laptop resolutions to 1024 by 768 or lower. Your images will not display properly if your laptop resolution is higher than the projector. • Set the power profile, monitor profile and screensaver on your laptop to turn off the sleep/ hibernate mode. Your laptop will usually revert to its default resolution if it goes into sleep/ hibernate mode. • Animations and equations in PowerPoint are not necessarily compatible across different versions. If you load your presentation on to a different computer, please check that it displays correctly. • Show up ten minutes before the session starts, and ask the student volunteer in the room to connect your laptop to the four-way switch; do not do so by yourself. • Macintosh users should bring their own adaptor to connect their laptop to the projector. • A Speaker Ready Room staffed by technicians is provided for your use in location. Please test your presentations and confirm your laptop settings in the Speaker Ready Room prior to your talk. Please Note: Speaker Ready Room is located at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach – Shoreline A. 10 Instructions to Speakers, Session Chairs and Poster Presenters Additional Notes to Session Chairs: 1. Please be on time. Arrive in the presentation room at least 10 minutes prior to the session start time. Just before the session begins, briefly introduce yourself and explain the timing system to the audience. 2. Start the session on time. Announce the first abstract and author when the monitor timing system signals the beginning of the talk. 3. Strictly adhere to the timing signals. The purpose of these timing signals is to allow attendees to move from one session to another and to be able to rely on the exact time of each presentation as listed in the program. Speakers must be asked to stop when their allotted time is up. 4. Please check the Corrigenda and program agenda for your session. If a presentation has been withdrawn or should a speaker fail to appear, allow the preceding discussion to continue, or suspend the session until it is time for the next scheduled abstract. You may allow a speaker who misses his scheduled time, to speak at the end of the session if time allows. 5. All meeting rooms will have a student volunteer to assist you with running the session. Gallery on page of 16. Fluid Motion Poster Setup Instructions Poster Session L-1 Set Session: up can be found Instructions L1 Day/Date/Time: Monday, 22 November, 15:15 – 17:00 Location: Promenade Ballroom Foyer Set-up: Please place your poster in the section marked “Session L1 Poster Session.” Do not place in the section marked “Gallery of Fluid Motion” in the Promenade Ballroom. Poster boards (a little less than one-half of an 8-foot long x 4-foot high poster board for each entry i.e., 45″ x 45″) will be available for mounting. Boards will be in place and numbered by 12:00 on Monday in the Promenade Ballroom FOYER, i.e., the day of the poster session. Note that this is different from previous years when the boards were available starting on Saturday. Entries are to be mounted in the numbered space that has been reserved for it. Refer to the poster session listing on page 83 for assigned number. Velcro and pushpins will be provided. Presenters must bring any other supplies needed to mount their posters. Presentation: Poster authors must be by their board for the session on Monday. Dismantling: Posters must be removed by 17:45 on Monday. Those not removed, will be discarded. 11 Prizes and Awards Sunday, 21 November intended by those who originally funded the lectureship in his name. Also, this decision honors the many distinguished colleagues who were the Otto Laporte Lecturers in earlier years of the division, and the Otto Laporte Awardees after the lecture was made an APS Award in 1985. Session B1.01: Welcome, Presentation of Awards and DFD Fellowships 10:15, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom Chair: Juan Lasheras, University of California, San Diego Tuesday, 23 November Session B1.02: Otto Laporte Lecture 10:40, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom Chair: Stephen Davis, Northwestern University Session PS: Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Lecture 11:10, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom A Chair: Andrea Prosperetti, Johns Hopkins University John Hinch, Cambridge University Fluid Dynamics Prize Talk: Explaining the flow of elastic liquids 2010 Fluid Dynamics Prize John Hinch, of Cambridge University, is the recipient of the 2010 Fluid Dynamics Prize that recognizes major contributions to fundamental fluid dynamics made during a career of outstanding work. The citation reads: “For in sightful contributions, including exact results, averaging methods, scaling arguments, and approximate approaches to suspension mechanics, free-surface flows, flow in porous media, evolution of polymers in flows, and other research topics in the flow of complex fluids.” 2010 Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Matthew Paoletti, University of Maryland The thesis title is: “Quantum Mechanics meets Fluid Dynamics: Visualization of Vortex Reconnection in Superfluid Helium.” The citation reads: “For the visualization and characterization of quantized vortex reconnection and counterflows in superfluid helium-4.” Advisor: Daniel Lathrop, University of Maryland Session PT: Francois Frenkiel Award Lecture 11:10, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom B Chair: Kenneth Kiger, University of Maryland The Fluid Dynamics Prize was established in 1979 with support from the Office of Naval Research. In 2004, the Otto Laporte Award was combined with the Fluid Dynamics Prize so that the Division of Fluid Dynamics would have a single major prize – the Fluid Dynamics Prize. The prize is now supported by the Division of Fluid Dynamics, Friends of Otto Laporte, and the American Institute of Physics journal, Physics of Fluids. 2010 Francois Frenkiel Award Edwin F. Greco and Roman O. Grigoriev, Georgia Institute of Technology The citation reads: “For thermocapillary migration of interfacial droplets.” In 2004, the DFD Executive Committee decided unanimously to call the lecture given by the Fluid Dynamics Prize recipient, the Otto Laporte Lecture. The rationale for this decision was to continue to honor the memory of one of the DFD’s founding members, as was 12 2010 Division of Fluid Dynamics Fellows Triantaphyllos Akylas, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “For elegant and insightful theoretical investigations of nonlinear surface and internal gravity wave phenomena.” methods based on wavelets and fundamental contributions to the theory of low-dimensional manifolds as applied to complex kinetics for chemically reacting flows.” Kenny Breuer, Brown University, “For innovative studies of active flow control, the mechanics of flight, and micro- and nano-scale fluid mechanics, and for educational leadership via Multimedia Fluid Mechanics.” Juan Santiago, Stanford University, “Insightful and manifold contributions to microfluidics, including novel measurement methods, characterization and explanation of electrically driven flow instabilities, and studies and engineering applications of electrically driven flows for pumps, separations, and sample preparation.” Haecheon Choi, Seoul National University, Korea, “For his contributions to the fundamental physics and control of turbulent boundary layers and bluff-body flows through numerical simulations and laboratory experiments.” Peter Simpkins, Syracuse University, “For incisive analytical and experimental studies of twophase flows, natural convection, and various aspects of electro-optical materials processing.” Tim Colonius, California Institute of Technology, “For the development of accurate and robust numerical methods for fluid dynamics and creative numerical experiments that expose the fundamental mechanics and control of instabilities, flow generated sound, and cavitation bubbles.” Geoffrey Spedding, University of Southern Cali fornia, “For contributions to our understanding of unsteady animal flight and stratified turbulence, obtained using innovative diagnostic techniques.” Kathleen Stebe, University of Pennsylvania, “For lasting contributions to the physics of fluidfluid interfaces, and in particular the discovery of surface re-mobilization and other surfactant phenomena, to the dynamics of drops and bubbles and to nano-particle self-assembly.” Genevieve Comte-Bellot, Ecole Centrale de Leon, France, “For seminal contributions to the understanding and measurement of turbulent and aeroacoustic phenomena.” Leonhard Kleiser, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, “For pioneering contributions to the development of ac curate numerical methods for computational fluid dynamics, and for their application to elucidate phenomena of transition and turbulence in wallbounded flows, compressible turbulence, and gravity-driven and particle-laden flows.” John Christos Vassilicos, Imperial College, UK, “For his contributions to advance the understanding turbulence decay, mixing and particle motions, especially by recognizing and exploiting the use of fractals in theory and experiment.” Emmanuel Villermaux, Université de Provence, France, “For outstanding and influential advances in the understanding and modeling of dispersion, mixing and acceleration in turbulent flows.” Li-Shi Luo, Old Dominion University, “For his seminal contributions to the theoretical understanding and applications of the lattice Boltzmann equation and other kinetic methods.” Keqing Xia, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, “For his tremendous contributions to our present experimental knowledge and understanding of turbulent Rayleigh-Benard convection.” Ivan Marusic, University of Melbourne, Australia, “For fundamental and original experiments and modeling concepts leading to improved understanding of turbulent boundary layers and high Reynolds number turbulence.” Khairul B. M. Zaman, NASA Glenn Research Center, “For advancing the understanding of vortex generating tab technology for mixing enhancement and noise reduction in jets, and for discovering and explaining ‘transonic tones’ in overexpanded jets.” Samuel Paolucci, University of Notre Dame, “For major theoretical contributions to the theory of hydrodynamic stability of natural convection flows, development of novel adaptive computational 13 Invited Lectures The 2010 Annual Meeting will feature the following eight invited lectures, presented during plenary sessions. Each invited lecture will be thirty minutes long, followed by five minutes for questions. Sunday, 21 November Invited Session KS 14:40, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom A Chair: Colm-cille Caulfield, Cambridge University, UK Invited Session DS 15:30, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom A Chair: Anette (Peko) Hosoi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ross Griffiths, The Australian National University Ocean Circulation and Surface Buoyancy Fluxes: Dynamics and Energetics Andrea Bertozzi, Mathematics Department, UCLA Particle Laden Viscous Fluids and the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Invited Session KT 14:40, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom B Chair: Pirouz Kavehpour, University of California, Los Angeles Invited Session DT 15:30, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom B Chair: Kenny Breuer, Brown University Minami Yoda, Georgia Institute of Technology Dynamics of Suspended Colloidal Particles Near a Wall: Electrokinetic Effects and Implications for Particle-Based Velocimetry Jerry Tessendorf, Rhythm and Hues Studios Fluid Simulation in the Movies: Navier and Stokes Must be Circulating in Their Graves Tuesday, 23 November Monday, 22 November Invited Session NS 10:30, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom A Chair: Geoffrey Spedding, University of Southern California Invited Session JS 14:00, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom A Chair: Parviz Moin, Stanford University James Riley, University of Washington Turbulence in Strongly Stratified Flows Daniele Carati, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Dynamics of Electrically Conducting Fluids Invited Session NT 10:30, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom B Chair: Stephen Davis, Northwestern University Invited Session JT 14:00, Long Beach Convention Center – Grand Ballroom B Chair: Paul Ronney, University of Southern California Paul Steen, Cornell University Wetting, Spreading and Capillary Adhesion: Putting Shape-Instability to Purpose Christophe Clanet, LadHyX, Ecole Polytechnique, France Splashes 14 Minisymposia The 2010 Annual Meeting will feature four minisymposia. Each minisymposium will consist of five talks, each twice as long as a regular contributed talk. The minisymposia are incorporated into the main program by choosing locations and time slots that are in the proximity to regular sessions on related topics. Sunday, 21 November Monday, 22 November Minisymposium I: Session AQ 08:00, Long Beach Convention Center – 203B Minisymposium IV: Session LL 15:35, Long Beach Convention Center – 202A Minisymposium on Biological Perspectives on Locomotion Chair: Eva Kanso, University of Southern California Minisymposium on Microhydrodynamics of Lipid Bi-layer Membranes Chair: Petia Vlahovska, Dartmouth University Minisymposium II: Session CG 13:00, Long Beach Convention Center – 103B Minisymposium on Computational Strategies for the Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Turbulence in Environmental Flows Chair: Peter Diamessis, Cornell University Minisymposium III: Session EA 16:10, Long Beach Convention Center – 101A Minisymposium on Optical Effects of Turbulence Chair: Darek Bogucki, Texas A&M Corpus Christi 15 Gallery of Fluid Motion Gallery of Fluid Motion Hours Sunday – Tuesday, 21 – 23 November Long Beach Convention Center – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) Sunday, 07:00 – 17:00; Monday, 07:30 – 17:00; Tuesday, 07:30 – 11:00 The 28th Annual Gallery of Fluid Motion consists of computational and experimental still images and videos submitted by attendees. A panel selects outstanding entries based on artistic value, scientific content, and originality. The award-winning entries will be announced at 15:15 on Monday, 22 November 2010, immediately after the invited talk sessions. The winning entries will be displayed at the Annual APS Meeting in March 2011 and will appear in Physics of Fluids, September 2011. In addition to the videos in the Gallery, there will be videos provided by the local movie industry with the fluid dynamics themes. These videos will be played on a separate monitor in the proximity of the Gallery. Posters Set-up: Please place your poster in the section marked “Gallery of Fluid Motion.” Do not place in the section marked “Session L1 Poster Session.” Boards will be in place and numbered by 17:30 on Saturday evening. Entries may be put up between 17:30 and 20:00 on Saturday evening, 20 November, or between 07:00 and 09:00 on Sunday, 21 November. • Entries are to be mounted in the numbered space that has been reserved for it. Refer to the listing starting below for the assigned number. • Velcro and pushpins will be provided. Presenters must bring any other supplies needed to mount their posters to the boards. • Poster boards (a little less than one-half of an 8-foot long x 4-foot high poster board for each entry i.e., 45″ x 45″) will be available for mounting. Dismantling: Presenters must dismantle their posters by 12:50 on Tuesday. After that they will be discarded. 1. A suspension of buoyant particles in a rotating cylinder M. Kalyankar, Oklahoma State University; W. R. Matson, DePaul University; P. Tong, Hong Kong Univ. of Science and Tech.; B. J. Ackerson, Oklahoma State University. 3. Rosensweig instability in a fluid layer Ching-Yao Chen and Jia-Fen Liu, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan. 4. Plume structures at different viscosity ratios across the bottom boundary layer Vivek N. Prakash, K. R. Sreenivas, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore, India; Jaywant H. Arakeri, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India. 2. Eggs in milk Tadd Truscott and Ken Langley, Brigham Young University; Jesse Belden, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 16 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters 5. Visualizing supersonic inlet duct unstart using planar laser Rayleigh scattering Hyungrok Do and Seong-kyun Im, Stanford University; M. Godfrey Mungal, Stanford University and Santa Clara University; Mark A. Cappelli, Stanford University. – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 15.Fiber optic micro-bubble generator Reinher Pimentel-Domínguez, Juan Hernández-Cordero and Roberto ZenitCamacho, IIM-UNAM. 16. PIV visualization of flow over race car body in water tunnel Sam Hellman and Peter Tkacik, University of North Carolina – Charlotte. 6. Experimental determination of zonal winds driven by tides Morize Cyprien, Univ. Paris-Sud XI; Sauret Alban, Univ. Aix Marseille; Michael Le Bars and Patrice Le Gal, CNRS; Tilgner Andreas, Univ. Göttingen. 17.Visualization of flow patterns behind various static objects in two-dimensional flow using soap film Mohamed Fayed, Rocco Portaro and AmyLee Gunter, Concordia University; Hamid Ait Abderrahmane, McGill University; Hoi Dick Ng, Concordia University. 7. Shock-initiated combustion of a spherical density inhomogeneity Nicholas Haehn, Jason Oakley, Mark Anderson and David Rothamer, University of Wisconsin – Madison; Devesh Ranjan, University of Texas – A&M; Riccardo Bonazza, University of Wisconsin – Madison. 18.Droplet impact on a wet surface Tristan Gilet and John W. M. Bush, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 8. Bubble clusters in associative polymers J. R. Velez-Cordero, D. Samano and R. Zenit, IIM-UNAM. 19.Fluid jet evolution after water entry Jenna M. McKown and Alexandra H. Techet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Tadd T. Truscott, Brigham Young University. 9. Drops collision Keith Trueman; Igor Kliakhandler, Intergrid Mideast Group LLC. 20. Shape instability of sedimenting viscous drops Alex Felce and Thomas Cubaud, Stony Brook University. 10.Water strider Terry Tuk and Julie Macdonald; Igor Kliakhandler, Intergrid Mideast Group LLC. 21.Flow structures around a slow-flying bat Shizhao Wang, Xing and Guowei He, LNM, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. 11. English tea with milk Corrie White; Igor Kliakhandler, Intergrid Mideast Group LLC. 22.Microfluidic fireflies Saif A. Khan, Zahra Barikbin and M. Taifur Rahman, National University of Singapore. 12. Bubble burst Corrie White; Igor Kliakhandler, Intergrid Mideast Group LLC. 23.Phenomena of water drop impact on nanostructures Geunjae Kwak, Dongwook Lee and Inseok Kang, POSTECH. 13.Drops collision Corrie White; Igor Kliakhandler, Intergrid Mideast Group LLC. 14. Simulated blood flow through coronary arteries Michelle Borkin, Amanda Peters, Hanspeter Pfister and Efthimios Kaxiras, Harvard University. 17 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 24. Global modes in a swirling jet undergoing vortex breakdown Kilian Oberleithner, Moritz Sieber, Christian Navid Nayeri and Christian Oliver Paschereit, Technical University Berlin; Christoph Petz and Hans Christian Hege, Zuse Institut Berlin; Bernd Noack, Institut Pprime, CNRS; Israel Wygnanski, University of Arizona. 32.Flow over a cavity – Evolution of the vortex skeleton Jens Kasten and Jan Reininghaus, Zuse Institute Berlin; Kilian Oberleithner, Technische Universität Berlin; Ingrid Hotz, Zuse Institute Berlin; Bernd R. Noack, Institut Pprime, CNRS; Hans-Christian Hege, Zuse Institute Berlin. 25.Split stream flow past a circular cylinder Vicky Tian, California Institute of Technology; Ivett Leyva, Air Force Research Laboratory; Beverley J. McKeon, California Institute of Technology. 33. Non-coalescence of jets: Jets rebounding off other jets Navish Wadhwa and Sunghwan Jung, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. 34.Non-axisymmetric impact creates pineapple-shaped cavity in a liquid O. R. Enriquez, I. R. Peters, L. E. Schmidt, S. Gekle, D. van der Meer and D. Lohse, University of Twente. 26.Control of laminar separation on an idealized airfoil using periodic dynamic roughness actuation Cody Gonzalez, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona; Jean-Frederic Bruhat, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau; Beverley J. McKeon, California Institute of Technology; Barnaby Wainfan, Northrop Grumman Corporation. 35.Symmetry breaking in the wake behind two rotating cylinders Sanjay Kumar and Benito Gonzalez, The University of Texas at Brownsville. 27.Preferential condensation of water droplets using hybrid hydrophobic-hydrophilic surfaces Kripa Varanasi, Adam Paxson and Rajeev Dhiman, MIT; Tao Deng, GE Global Research. 36.Microfluidic assembly of multiscale soft materials Lian Leng and Axel Guenther, University of Toronto. 37. Singular jets in viscous bubbles Thomas Seon and Arnaud Antkowiak, CNRS & UPMC Univ Paris 06, Institut d’Alembert. 28.Deceleration driven wetting transition during “gentle” drop deposition Hyuk-Min Kwon, Adam Paxson, Kripa Varanasi and Neelesh Patankar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 38.Sphere rebound-suppression from sloshing Robert A. Klaus and Tadd T. Truscott, Brigham Young University. 29.The merging of two hydraulic jumps Celestini and Kofman, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, CNRS. 39.Bubbles in bubbly media Arvind Jayaprakash, Sowmitra Singh and Georges Chahine, Dynaflow Inc. 30.Bouncing jets Noblin, Kofman and Celestini, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, CNRS. 40.Self-assembled ordered arrays of noncoalescent water drops Vivek Sharma, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Lulu Song, Nalco Energy Service; Jung Ok Park and Mohan Srinivasarao, Georgia Institute of Technology. 31.Length matters, periodically Marie-Charlotte Renoult, University of Paris VI; Sameh Ferjani and Charles Rosenblatt, Case Western Reserve University; Pierre Carles, University of Paris VI. 18 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 41.Magnetically tuned pattern selection of thin ferrofluid droplets Ching-Yao Chen and W.-L. Wu, National Chiao Tung University; Jose Miranda, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. 51.Numerical simulation of shock/isotropic turbulence interaction (SITI) Nathan Grube, Ellen Taylor and Pino Martin, University of Maryland. 52.Life and death of a weakly viscoelastic jet Vivek Sharma, James Serdy and Gareth H. McKinley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 42.Liquid chandeliers by entrainment Roberto Camassa, Mark Hemphill, David Holz, Richard M. McLaughlin, Keith Mertens, Cameron Moseley and Casey Smith, UNC. 53.Wetting hysteresis of a superhydrophobic Cassie droplet Katie Smyth, Adam Paxson and Kripa Varanasi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 43.Fluid dynamics art exploration Robyn Nariyoshi and Said Shakerin, University of the Pacific. 44.Fluid dynamics novelty toys Said Shakerin and Camilla Saviz, University of the Pacific. 54.Evolution of hairpin vortices in a turbulent flow Praveen Kumar and Ronald Adrian, Arizona State University. 45.Multiscale modeling of non-Newtonian heterogeneous flows Arturo Fernandez and Asif Kabir, North Carolina A&T. 55.From bouncing to sticking: Size dependence of drops impacting super hydrophobic surfaces Daniel Bolleddula, Heather Dillon, Alberto Aliseda, Prasad Bhosale and John Berg, University of Washington. 46.Control of circular jet Trushar B. Gohil, Arun K. Saha and K. Muralidhar, Indian Instiute of Technology Kanpur. 47.Low frequency unsteadiness in shock wave and turbulent boundary layer interactions Stephan Priebe, Princeton University and University of Maryland; Yin-Chiu Kan and Pino Martin, University of Maryland. 56.Faces of Taylor-Couette: Inner, outer, accelerated M. J. Burin and C. J. Czarnocki, CSU San Marcos. 57.Microfluidic assembly of multiscale soft materials Lian Leng and Axel Guenther, University of Toronto. 48.Particle formation and growth in turbulent flows: Metal nanoparticles for the carbonneutral production of hydrogen gas Jun Liu and Sean C. Garrick, University of Minnesota. 58.Small artery fluid and vasodynamics Sanjesh Yasotharan, Sascha Pinto, SteffenSebastian Bolz and Axel Guenther, University of Toronto. 49.Large eddy simulation (LES) of buoyancy driven flows Anchal Jatale, Philip Smith and Ben Isaac, University of Utah. 59.Motion of a locally heated soap film Ildoo Kim and X. L. Wu, University of Pittsburgh. 50.Large eddy simulation (LES) of industrial flares Ben Isaac, Philip Smith and Anchal Jatale, University of Utah. 19 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 60.Effective viscosity and dynamics of dilute bacterial suspensions Brian Haines, Penn State University; Igor Aranson, Argonne National Laboratory; Leonid Berlyand, Penn State University; Dmitry Karpeev, Argonne National Laboratory. 70.Color Schlieren imaging of internal shock structure in super sonic planar rocket nozzle Peter Thomas Tkacik and Russell Guy Keanini, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Den Baseda, North Carolina State University; Michael Patrick Tkacik, Clemson University; Nilabh Srivastava and Sam Elliott Hellman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte. 61.Marangoni flows Troy Shinbrot, Nirmal Thyagu and Carlos Caicedo, Rutgers University; Evelyn Strombom, Swarthmore College. 71. Color Schlieren imaging of shock diamonds of air jet from nozzle Peter Thomas Tkacik and Sam Elliott Hellman, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Den Baseda, North Carolina State University; Russell G. Keanini, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Michael Patrick Tkacik, Clemson University; Nilabh Srivastava, University of North Carolina at Charlotte. 62.A biologically imperative jet Melissa Lucht and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 63.Reflection and refraction in water droplets Corey Davis and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 64.A turbulent particle laden gas jet in water Joseph VanAmberg, Matthew Blessinger, Dung Dinh Luu, Kevin McCoy and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 72. Life of a free soap film H. C. Mayer and R. Krechetnikov, University of California, Santa Barbara. 65.A dominant bath-tub vortex Jonathan Varkovitzky, Chris Svedman, Peter Mitrano and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 73.Flow visualization of the Landau-Levich problem R. Diaz, H. C. Mayer, and R. Krechetnikov, University of California, Santa Barbara. 66.Saffman Taylor instability in a diverging Hele-Shaw cell Patrick Wessels and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 74. Buckling droplets Manu Prakash, Harvard University. 75. Anisotropy in rotating MHD turbulence Benjamin Favier, Fabien S. Godeferd and Claude Cambon, Ecole Centrale de Lyon. 67.Convection in the Leidenfrost effect Ilya Lisenker and Jean Hertzberg, University of Colorado, Boulder. 68. Small-scale vortex in turbulence with production and dissipation James Brasseur, Penn State University; Lian-Ping Wang, University of Delaware. 69.From vortex sheet to hairpin vortex in turbulent shear flow James Brasseur, Penn State University; Winston Lin, Honeywell. 20 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) Videos 1.Simulation of flow patterns generated by the hydromedusa Aequorea Victoria using an arbitrary Lagrangian–Eulerian formulation Mehmet Sahin, Istanbul Technical University; Kamran Mohseni, University of Colorado at Boulder. 10.Thermal-diffusive instability of a spherically expanding H2-N2O flame Sally Bane and Stephanie Coronel, California Institute of Technology; Remy Mevel, ICARE, Orleans, France; Joseph Shepherd, California Institute of Technology. 11.Generation of single, monodisperse compound droplets James Black and G. Paul Neitzel, Georgia Institute of Technology. 2.Falling flexible sheets Silas Alben, Georgia Institute of Technology. 3.The hungry fly Manu Prakash, Harvard Society of Fellows; Miles Steele, Deerfield Academy. 12.Attractive internal wave patterns Jeroen Hazewinkel and L. R. M. Maas, NIOZ, the Netherlands; S. B. Dalziel, University of Cambridge. 4.A nanoaquarium for in situ electron microscopy of fluids Joseph M. Grogan and Haim H. Bau, University of Pennsylvania. 13.Oscillatory flows induced by swimming microorganisms in 2D Jeffrey S. Guasto, Karl A. Johnson and Jerry P. Gollub, Haverford College. 5.The birth, life and death of convective plumes generated by a green laser in an isothermal fluid Albert Sharifulin and Anatoly Poludnitsin, Perm State Technical University, Russia. 14.Avalanche of particles in evaporating drops Alvaro G. Marin, Hanneke Gelderblom, Jacco Snoeijer and Detlef Lohse, University of Twente. 6.Computational prediction of large transom stern waves Richard Walters, Miguel Valenciano, Randall Hand, Paul Adams and Mike Stephens, ERDC DACC; Thomas T. O’Shea, Kristy L. C. Bealle, Donald C. Wyatt, Kyle A. Brucker and Douglas G. Dommermuth, SAIC. 15.Building water bridges in air Alvaro G. Marin and Detlef Lohse, University of Twente. 16.High speed impact of a solid surface on a liquid jet Mohamed FARHAT, Marc Tinguely and Mathieu Rouvinez, EPFL, Switzerland. 7.Primary atomization of a liquid jet in crossflow Sandeep Rana and Marcus Herrmann, Arizona State University. 17.Wake interaction of two freely falling bodies Nicolas Brosse, Sebastien Cazin and Patricia Ern, Institut de Mecanique des Fluides de Toulouse, France. 8.Hexane/air combustion Phillipp A. Boettcher, Brian Ventura and Joseph E. Shepherd, California Institute of Technology. 18.Ultrafast underwater suction traps P. Marmottant, O. Vincent, C. Quilliet and M. Joyeux, CNRS and University of Grenoble; S. Poppinga, C. Weisskopf, T. Masselter and T. Speck, Plant Biomechanics Group Freiburg, Botanic Garden of the University of Freiburg. 9.Puffing premixed hexane/air flame Phillipp A. Boettcher, Brian Ventura and Joseph E. Shepherd, California Institute of Technology. 21 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 19.Helical vortices in swirling flow Radu Cazan and Cyrus K. Aidun, Georgia Institute of Technology. 29.Oil filaments produced by an impeller in a water stirred tank Rene Sanjuan-Galindo, Enrique Soto, Gabriel Ascanio and Roberto Zenit, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. 20.Vertically vibrated gas-liquid interfaces: Surface deformation and breakup T. J. O’Hern, E. F. Romero, C. F. Brooks, B. Shelden, J. R. Torczynski, A. M. Kraynik, L. A. Romero and G. L. Benavides, Sandia National Laboratories. 30.A wave for atomization Jérôme Hoepffner, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France. 31.Formation of liquid-core hydrogel capsules Bremond, Santanach-Carreras and Bibette, ESPCI ParisTech/LCMD. 21.Merger of vorticity holes Oscar Velasco Fuentes, CICESE, Mexico. 22.Linked vortices with chaotic streamlines Oscar Velasco Fuentes, CICESE, Mexico. 23.Pattern formation in Landau-Levich coating by suspensions Justin C.T. Kao and A. E. Hosoi, MIT. 32.DPIV measurements of Olympic skeleton athletes Chia Min Leong, YaeEun Moon, Vicki Wu and Timothy Wei, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Steve Peters, USA Bobsled & Skeleton Federation. 24.Splash control using geometric targets Gabriel Juarez, Yibin Zhang, Thomai Gastopoulos and Paulo E. Arratia, University of Pennsylvania. 33.Fiber optic micro-bubble generator Reinher Pimentel-Domínguez, Juan Hernández-Cordero and Roberto ZenitCamacho, IIM-UNAM. 25.Behaviors of Caenorhabditis elegans in AC electric fields Han-Sheng Chuang, David Raizen, Nooreen Dabbish, Annesia Lamb and Haim Bau, University of Pennsylvania. 34.Bow wave and spray dynamics by a wedge Zhaoyuan Wang, Jianming Yang and Frederick Stern, University of Iowa. 35.Far from equilibrium boiling Jose Graña Otero and Ignacio Parra Fabián, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. 26.Water droplet on superhydrophobic carbon nanotubes array Adrianus Indrat Aria and Morteza Gharib, Caltech. 36.Influence of liquid viscosity on the dynamics of droplets impinging on superhydrophobic surfaces John T. Pearson, Daniel Maynes and Brent W. Webb, Brigham Young University. 27.Turbulence in a boundary layer Philipp Schlatter, Mattias Chevalier and Dan Henningson, KTH Mechanics, Stockholm, Sweden. 37.Acoustically-bound bubble crystals P. Marmottant, D. Rabaud and P. Thibault, CNRS and University of Grenoble. 28.Trapping, focusing, and sorting of micro particles through bubble streaming Cheng Wang, Shreyas Jalikop and Sascha Hilgenfeldt, University of Illinois at Urbana– Champaign. 38.Heating of acoustically levitated droplet with nanosilica particles leading to ring or bowl shaped structure Abhishek Saha, Erick Tijerino and Ranganathan Kumar, University of Central Florida; Saptarshi Basu, Indian Institute of Science. 22 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 39.Dynamics of surfactants spreading on gel layers: Cracking and pattern formation Paul Luckham and Omar Matar, Imperial College, London, UK. 48.Donut-shaped bubbles formed by raindrops Marc Buckley, Florian Bernard and Fabrice Veron, University of Delaware. 40.Wetting splashing Peichun Amy Tsai, Maurice H. W. Hendrix, Remko M. Dijkstra and Detlef Lohse, University of Twente. 49.Effect of rotation on the dynamics of a droplet Eric Poon, Shaoping Quan, Jing Lou, Matteo Giacobello and Andrew Ooi, University of Melbourne. 41.Tip streaming of a drop in simple shear flow in the presence of surfactants Stefan Adami, Xiangyu Hu and N. A. Adams, TU Munich. 50.PIV analysis of Ludwig Prandtl’s historic flow visualization films Christian Willert and Juergen Kompenhans, German Aerospace Center (DLR). 42.Hydrodynamics of evaporating sessile drop of capillary size Lev Barash, Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. 51.To be, or not to be… instabilities on a liquid jet penetrated into a flowing bath Kaoru Hattori and Ichiro Ueno, Tokyo University of Science. 43.Surfactant-assisted spreading of an oil-inwater emulsion on the free surface of a liquid layer Matthieu Roché, Zhenzhen Li and Ian M. Griffiths, Princeton University; Arnaud SaintJalmes, Institut de Physique de Rennes, France; Howard A. Stone, Princeton University. 52.Vapor bubbles ‘SUMO’ Ryota Hosoya and Ichiro Ueno, Tokyo University of Science. 53.Oblique-shock reflection on a turbulent boundary layer Emile Touber, Imperial College, London, UK; Neil D. Sandham, University of Southampton, UK. 44.Miscible interface vs. immiscible interface in Faraday instability William Batson, University of Florida; Farzam Zoueshtiagh, IEMN-CNRS; Sakir Narayanan, TREFLE-CNRS; Ranga Narayanan, University of Florida. 54.Evaporation induces convection patterns in a liquid layer Fabien Chauvet, Sam Dehaeck and Pierre Colinet, Université Libre de Bruxelles. 45.Visualization of a distributary flow area subject to flash flooding in Arizona J. Rafael Pacheco, Arizona State University; Bing Zhao and Richard Waskowsky, Flood Control District of Maricopa County. 55.Vapour cloud dynamics induced by evaporation Sam Dehaeck and Pierre Colinet, Université Libre de Bruxelles. 56.Megahertz schlieren imaging of shock structure and sound waves in underexpanded, impinging jets Christian Willert, German Aerospace Center (DLR); Daniel Mitchell and Julio Soria, Monash University. 46.Preferential condensation of water droplets using hybrid hydrophobichydrophilic surfaces Kripa Varanasi, Adam Paxson, Rajeev Dhiman and Tao Deng, MIT. 47.Deceleration driven wetting transition during “gentle” drop deposition Hyuk-Min Kwon, Adam Paxson, Kripa Varanasi and Neelesh Patankar, MIT. 23 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 57.Length matters, periodically: The Movie (RT-rated) Marie-Charlotte Renoult, Universite Paris; Sameh Ferjani and Charles Rosenblatt, Case Western Reserve Univ., Pierre Carles, Universite Paris. 67.Hydraulic jump in a non-wetting film deposited inside of a capillary Alexandru Herescu and Jeffrey S. Allen, Michigan Tech University. 68.Simultaneous force and DPIV measurements on scuba diving fins Lori Halvorson, Erica Sherman, Chia MinLeong and Timothy Wei, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 58.Instability of a jet in crossflow at a low velocity ratio Miloš Ilak, Philipp Schlatter, Shervin Bagheri and Dan Henningson, KTH Mechanics, Stockholm. 69.Air-oil interaction in modified hele-shaw cell Said Shakerin and Robyn Nariyoshi, University of the Pacific. 59.Particle motion induced by capillary force Zach VanDerwerker, Rod La Foy, Sunny Jung and Pavlos Vlachos, Virginia Tech. 70.Formation and displacement of bubbles in a packed bed E. Soto, UNAM, A. Aguilar-Corona, UMSNH and R. Zenit, UNAM, Mexico. 60.A pitching foil with a flexible flap creates an orderly jet Sachin Y. Shinde and Jaywant H. Arakeri, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. 71.Frozen splash Terwagne Denis, Caps Hervé, Vandewalle Nicolas, Dorbolo Stéphane and Delon Giles, University of Liège. 61.Splash control using geometric targets G. Juarez, Y. Zhang, T. Gastopoulos and P. E. Arratia, University of Pennsylvania. 62.How capillary rafts sink S. Protiere, CNRS/IJLRA-Universite Paris; M. Abkarian, CNRS/LCVN-Universite Montpellier; J. Aristoff and H. Stone, Princeton University. 72.A fountain of droplets Terwagne Denis, Vandewalle Nicolas and Dorbolo Stéphane, University of Liège. 73.Whirl oscillations Terwagne Denis, Vandewalle Nicolas and Dorbolo Stéphane, University of Liège. 63.Electrokinetic concentration and separation of particles in a microfluidic reservoir Junjie Zhu and Xiangchun Xuan, Clemson University. 74.Control of circular jet Trushar B. Gohil, Arun K. Saha and K. Muralidhar, Indian Instiute of Technology Kanpur. 64.Continuous electrokinetic sorting of particles in a serpentine microchannel Cameron Canter, Junjie Zhu, Tzuen Rong Tzeng and Xiangchun Xuan, Clemson University. 75.The Tibetan singing bowl Denis Terwagne, University of Liège, Belgium; John W.M. Bush, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 65.Electrothermal flow circulations in insulator-based dielectrophoresis Junjie Zhu and Xiangchun Xuan, Clemson University. 76.Remote controlled motion of supported droplets Xavier Noblin, Richard Kofman and Franck Celestini, CNRS-Universite de Nice Sophia Antipolis, France. 66.Bubbles in bubbly media Sowmitra Singh, Georges Chanine and Arvind Jayaprakash, Dynaflow, Inc.. 24 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 77.Locomotion of C elegans in structured environments: Experiments and simulations Trushant Majmudar, Eric Keaveny, Mike Shelley and Jun Zhang, Courant Institute, New York University. 87.Unstable leidenfrost drops on a roughened surface Jonathan Boreyko and Chuan-Hua Chen, Duke University. 88.Life and death of a weakly viscoelastic jet Vivek Sharma, James Serdy and Gareth H. McKinley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 78.Stress buildup during root growth William Shinevar, Trushant Majmudar, Mike Shelley and Jun Zhang, Courant Institute, New York University. 79.Wet-dog shake Andrew Dickerson, Zachary Mills, Young-Hui Chang, David Hu and Georgia Tech. 89.An integrated study of vortex formation of freely flying insects Hui Wan, Yan Ren, Zongxian Liang, Zach Gaston and Haibo Dong, Wright State University. 80.Ants as fluids Micah Streiff, Nathan Mlot, Sho Shinotsuka, Alex Alexeev and David Hu, Georgia Tech. 90.Jetting of viscous suspensions Gustaf Mårtensson and William Holm, Micronic Mydata AB. 81.Unsteady dynamics of an immiscible jet Roderick R. La Foy and Pavlos Vlachos, Virginia Tech. 91.Impact of drops on liquid surfaces Ranganthan Kumar and Hyoung J. Cho, University of Central Florida. 82.Ferrofluid interface behavior in the presence of a magnetic field Roderick R. La Foy and Pavlos Vlachos, Virginia Tech. 92.Surface tension propulsion of fungal spores Xavier Noblin, CNRS-Universite de Nice Sophia Antipolis, France; Sylvia Yang, University of Washington; Jacques Dumais, Harvard University. 83.Experimental investigation of shock wave surfing N. J. Parziale, California Institute of Technology; S. J. Laurence, DLR. 93.Thermally induced motion of drops on liquid surfaces Ranganathan Kumar and Hyoung J. Cho, University of Central Florida. 84.Droplet breakup in turbulent flow Luca Biferale, University of Tor Vergata, Italy; Prasad Perlekar, Eindhoven Univesity of Technology, The Netherlands; Mauro Sbragaglia, University of Tor Vergata, Italy; Federico Toschi, Eindhoven Univesity of Technology, The Netherlands. 94.Feeding currents generated by upsidedown jellyfish Megan Gyoerkoe, Terry Rodriguez and Laura Miller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 85.Numerical simulation of blood with fluidstructure interactions using the latticeBoltzmann method Jonathan R. Clausen, Brian M. Yun and Cyrus K. Aidun, Georgia Tech. 95.Exploding Taylor cones John C. Creasey, Brad S. Hamlin, William D. Ristenpart, University of California at Davis. 96.High-frame-rate oil film interferometry J. White, R. Westphal and J. Chen, California Polytechnic State University. 86.UFO: Thermal actuation of a binary liquid droplet Yuejun Zhao and Chuan-Hua Chen, Duke University. 25 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos (continued) – Promenade Ballroom (APS/DFD Exhibit Hall) 97.Evolution of hairpin vortices in turbulent flow Praveen Kumar and Ronald Adrian, Arizona State University. 103.Flagellar interactions in viscous fluid P. Janssen and M. Graham, University of Wisconsin–Madison. 104.Paramagnetic leidenfrost drops K. Piroird, B. Darbois-Texier, C. Clanet and D. Quéré, Ecole Polytechnique & PMMH, ESPCI, Paris. 98.Dynamics of ferrofluidic drops impacting superhydrophobic surfaces Daniel Bolleddula, Heather Dillon, Alberto Aliseda, Prasad Bhosale and John Berg, University of Washington. 105.Vortex rings from Sphagnum moss capsules Dwight Whitaker and Joan Edwards, Williams College; Emily Chang, Pomona College; Clara Hard and Nora Mitchell, Williams College. 99.Droplet coalescence and breakup: Numerical simulations using moving mesh interface tracking with dynamics mesh adaptation Shaoping Quan and Jing Lou, Institute of High Performance Computing, Singapore. 106.Detonation waves initiation via molecular dynamics simulations of reactive hard disks Nick Sirmas and Matei Radulescu, University of Ottawa. 100.Probing particle transport in closedstreamline flows with microfluidic devices Shahab Shojaei-Zadeh, Rutgers University; Jeffrey F. Morris, City College of CUNY. 107.Life of a free soap film R. Krechetnikov and H. C. Mayer, UCSB. 101.Rapid deceleration driven wetting transition between hydrophobic states on rough surfaces Hyuk-Min Kwon, Adam T. Paxson and Kripa L. Varanasi, MIT; Neelesh A. Patankar, Northwestern University. 108.Patterns formation in drying drops of blood D. Brutin, B. Sobac, B. Loquet, Université de Provence, France; J. Sampol, Université de la Méditerannée, France. 102.Fast full free-surface deformation measurement P. J. Cobelli, PMMH–ESPCI; G. Lagubeau, LAUM–Université du Maine; M. Chekroun, M., Institut Langevin– ESPCI; A. Przadka, PMMH–ESPCI; A. Maurel, Institut Langevin– ESPCI; V. Pagneux, LAUM–Université du Maine; P. 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We are providers of quality information and knowledge that enable our customers to perform their jobs efficiently, continue their education, and help contribute to the advancement of their chosen markets. 30 Session Key The contributed papers have been assigned a unique code consisting of two letters and numbers as follows: the FIRST letter indicates the day and time of the session; the SECOND letter indicates the sub-sessions in that time slot and a corresponding room number. Room assignments are also indicated in the Program Summary and the Schedule of Papers. The number after the period indicates the order in which the paper is to be presented in the session. For example, AK.06 will be the sixth contributed talk presented in session AK which is held in room 201B in the Convention Center on Sunday from 08:00 to 10:10. Ax B1 Cx Dx Ex F1 (Reception) Gx Hx Jx Kx L1 (Poster Session) Lx Mx Nx Px Qx Rx Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday 08:00 – 10:10 10:15 – 11:25 13:00 – 15:10 15:30 – 16:05 16:10 – 18:20 19:00 – 22:00 08:00 – 10:10 10:30 – 12:40 14:00 – 14:35 14:40 – 15:15 15:15 – 17:00 15:35 – 17:45 08:00 – 10:10 10:30 – 11:05 11:10 – 11:30 12:50 – 15:00 15:05 – 16:50 Room assignments at the Convention Center: xA xB xC xD xE xF xG xH xJ xK xL xM xN xP xQ xR xS xT LBCC – 101A LBCC – 101B LBCC – 102A LBCC – 102B LBCC – 102C LBCC – 103A LBCC – 103B LBCC – 103C LBCC – 201A LBCC – 201B LBCC – 202A LBCC – 202B LBCC – 202C LBCC – 203A LBCC – 203B LBCC – 203C LBCC – Grand Ballroom A LBCC – Grand Ballroom B Room assignments at the Hyatt Regency: xU xV xW xX xY xZ Hyatt – Regency A Hyatt – Regency B Hyatt – Regency C Hyatt – Regency D Hyatt – Regency E Hyatt – Regency F 31 Program Summary Sunday, 21 November 07:00 – 08:00 Welcome Breakfast in Promenade Ballroom 08:00 – 10:10 22 Simultaneous Sessions AA Turbulent Mixing I................................................................ LBCC – 101A AB Turbulent Boundary Layers I............................................... LBCC – 101B AC Turbulence Modeling I......................................................... LBCC – 102A AD CFD: Algorithms I................................................................ LBCC – 102B AE Instability: Boundary Layers I.............................................. LBCC – 102C AF Porous Media I: CO2 Sequestration.................................... LBCC – 103A AG GFD: Oceanography I......................................................... LBCC – 103B AH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows I........................... LBCC – 103C AJ Flow Control I...................................................................... LBCC – 201A AK Free Surface Flows: Spreading and Wetting....................... LBCC – 201B AL Biofluids: Physiological General.......................................... LBCC – 202A AM Microfluids: General I: Electrokinetic................................... LBCC – 202B AN Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows I................................... LBCC – 202C AP Nanofluids I.......................................................................... LBCC – 203A AQ Mini-Symposium: Biological Perspectives on Locomotion.. LBCC – 203B AR Drops I................................................................................. LBCC – 203C AU Multiphase Flows I............................................................... Hyatt – Regency A AV Particle Laden Flows I......................................................... Hyatt – Regency B AW Instability: Richtmyer-Meshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor I................ Hyatt – Regency C AX Aerodynamics I: Flapping Wings......................................... Hyatt – Regency D AY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film I................................... Hyatt – Regency E AZ Waves I................................................................................ Hyatt – Regency F 10:10 – 10:15 Mini Break 10:15 – 11:25 B1 Awards Presentations....................................................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom Followed by the Otto Laporte Lecture 11:35 – 13:00 Lunch (on your own) 11:45 – 12:45 NSF CAREER and ONR & AFOSR Young Investigator Workshop (ticketed event), see page 8 for details 13:00 – 15:10 24 Simultaneous Sessions CA Turbulent Mixing II............................................................... LBCC – 101A CB Turbulent Boundary Layers II.............................................. LBCC – 101B CC Turbulence Modeling II........................................................ LBCC – 102A CD CFD: Algorithms II............................................................... LBCC – 102B CE Instability: Boundary Layers II............................................. LBCC – 102C CF Porous Media II................................................................... LBCC – 103A CG Mini-Symposium: Computational Strategies for the............ LBCC – 103B Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Turbulence in Environmental Flows CH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows II.......................... LBCC – 103C CJ Flow Control II..................................................................... LBCC – 201A CK Free Surface Flows: Macro-Scale Phenomena................... LBCC – 201B CL Biofluids: Physiological Feeding.......................................... LBCC – 202A CM Microfluids: General II.......................................................... LBCC – 202B 32 Program Summary 13:00 - 15:10 24 Simultaneous Sessions (continued) CN Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows II.................................. LBCC – 202C CP Nanofluids II......................................................................... LBCC – 203A CQ Biolocomotion I: Micro-swimming I...................................... LBCC – 203B CR Drops II................................................................................ LBCC – 203C CS Drops III: Evaporation.......................................................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A CT Biolocomotion II: Slithering, Crawling and........................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B Undulatory Swimming CU Multiphase Flows II.............................................................. Hyatt – Regency A CV Particle Laden Flows II........................................................ Hyatt – Regency B CW Instability: Richtmyer-Meshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor II............... Hyatt – Regency C CX Aerodynamics II................................................................... Hyatt – Regency D CY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film II.................................. Hyatt – Regency E CZ Waves II............................................................................... Hyatt – Regency F 15:10 – 15:30 Refreshment Break 15:30 – 16:05 Invited Lectures DS Particle Laden Viscous Fluids and the Gulf of..................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A Mexico Oil Spill DT Fluid Simulation in the Movies: Navier and Stokes............. LBCC – Grand Ballroom B Must be Circulating in Their Graves 16:05 – 16:10 Mini Break 16:10 – 18:20 24 Simultaneous Sessions EA Mini-Symposium: Optical Effects of Turbulence.................. LBCC – 101A EB Turbulent Boundary Layers III............................................. LBCC – 101B EC Turbulence Modeling III....................................................... LBCC – 102A ED Turbulence Simulations I..................................................... LBCC – 102B EE Instability and Turbulence: Couette and Channel Flow....... LBCC – 102C EF Porous Media III.................................................................. LBCC – 103A EG GFD: Oceanography II........................................................ LBCC – 103B EH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows III......................... LBCC – 103C EJ Flow Control III.................................................................... LBCC – 201A EK Acoustics I: Shear Flows..................................................... LBCC – 201B EL Biofluids: Physiological Respiratory..................................... LBCC – 202A EM Microfluids: General III: Microchannels............................... LBCC – 202B EN Vortex Flows: Vortex Rings.................................................. LBCC – 202C EP Nanofluids III........................................................................ LBCC – 203A EQ Biolocomotion III: Micro-swimming II................................... LBCC – 203B ER Drops IV............................................................................... LBCC – 203C ES Drops V................................................................................ LBCC – Grand Ballroom A ET Biolocomotion IV: Morphology of Flying and Swimming...... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B EU Multiphase Flows III............................................................. Hyatt – Regency A EV Particle Laden Flows: Simulations I..................................... Hyatt – Regency B EW Instability: Richtmyer-Meshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor III.............. Hyatt – Regency C EX Aerodynamics III.................................................................. Hyatt – Regency D EY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film III................................. Hyatt – Regency E EZ Couette and Swirling Flows................................................. Hyatt – Regency F 19:00 – 22:00 F1 Reception........................................................................... Aquarium of the Pacific 33 Program Summary Monday, 22 November 08:00 – 10:10 24 Simultaneous Sessions GA Turbulence Theory I............................................................. LBCC – 101A GB Turbulent Boundary Layers IV............................................. LBCC – 101B GC General Fluid Dynamics I.................................................... LBCC – 102A GD CFD I: Immersed Boundary and Interface Methods............ LBCC – 102B GE Instability: Jets and Wakes I................................................ LBCC – 102C GF Separated Flows I................................................................ LBCC – 103A GG GFD: Atmospheric Flows I................................................... LBCC – 103B GH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows IV......................... LBCC – 103C GJ Flow Control IV.................................................................... LBCC – 201A GK Granular Flows I.................................................................. LBCC – 201B GL Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory I.................................... LBCC – 202A GM Microfluids: General IV: Bubbles, Drops and Particles........ LBCC – 202B GN Vortex Flows: Inviscid.......................................................... LBCC – 202C GP Microfluids: Fluidic Devices I............................................... LBCC – 203A GQ Bubbles I.............................................................................. LBCC – 203B GR Drops VI............................................................................... LBCC – 203C GS Drops VII.............................................................................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom A GT Biolocomotion V: Flapping and Flying I............................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B GU Multiphase Flows IV............................................................ Hyatt – Regency A GV Particle Laden Flows: Simulations II.................................... Hyatt – Regency B GW Surface Tension I................................................................. Hyatt – Regency C GX Compressible Flows I.......................................................... Hyatt – Regency D GY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film IV................................. Hyatt – Regency E GZ Instability: General I............................................................. Hyatt – Regency F 10:10 – 10:30 Refreshment Break 10:30 – 12:40 24 Simultaneous Sessions HA Turbulence Theory II............................................................ LBCC – 101A HB Turbulent Boundary Layers V.............................................. LBCC – 101B HC General Fluid Dynamics II................................................... LBCC – 102A HD CFD II: Immersed Boundary Methods and.......................... LBCC – 102B Fluid-Structure Interaction HE Instability: Jets and Wakes II............................................... LBCC – 102C HF Separated Flows II............................................................... LBCC – 103A HG GFD: Atmospheric Flows II.................................................. LBCC – 103B HH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows V.......................... LBCC – 103C HJ Flow Control V..................................................................... LBCC – 201A HK Granular Flows II................................................................. LBCC – 201B HL Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory II................................... LBCC – 202A HM Microfluids: General V: Particle Manipulation...................... LBCC – 202B HN Vortex Flows: Vortex-Induced Vibrations and...................... LBCC – 202C Unsteady Flows HP Microfluids: Fluidic Devices II.............................................. LBCC – 203A HQ Bubbles II............................................................................. LBCC – 203B HR Drops VIII: Impact................................................................ LBCC – 203C HS Drops IX: Impact.................................................................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom A HT Biolocomotion VI: Flapping and Flying II............................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom B HU Multiphase Flows V............................................................. Hyatt – Regency A HV Reacting Flows I.................................................................. Hyatt – Regency B 34 Program Summary 10:30 – 12:40 24 Simultaneous Sessions (continued) HW Surface Tension II................................................................ Hyatt – Regency C HX Compressible Flows II......................................................... Hyatt – Regency D HY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film V.................................. Hyatt – Regency E HZ Instability: General II............................................................ Hyatt – Regency F 12:40 – 14:00 Lunch (on your own) 12:50 – 13:50 Student Luncheon (ticketed event) See page 7 for details 14:00-14:35 Invited Lectures JS Dynamics of Electrically Conducting Fluids......................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A JT Splashes.............................................................................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom B 14:35 – 14:40 Mini Break 14:40-15:15 Invited Lectures KS Invited Session: Ocean Circulation and Surface................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom A Buoyancy Fluxes: Dynamics and Energetics KT Invited Session: Dynamics of Suspended Colloidal............ LBCC – Grand Ballroom B Particles Near a Wall: Electrokinetic Effects and Implications for Particle-based Velocimetry 15:15 – 15:35 Refreshment Break 15:15 – 17:00 L1 Poster Session................................................................... LBCC – Promenade Ballroom Foyer 15:35 – 17:45 24 Simultaneous Sessions LA Turbulent Mixing III.............................................................. LBCC – 101A LB Turbulent Boundary Layers VI............................................. LBCC – 101B LC Experimental Techniques I.................................................. LBCC – 102A LD Turbulence Simulations II.................................................... LBCC – 102B LE Instability and Turbulence: Shear Layers............................ LBCC – 102C LF Chaos and Fractals............................................................. LBCC – 103A LG GFD: Oceanography III....................................................... LBCC – 103B LH GFD: General I.................................................................... LBCC – 103C LJ Acoustics II.......................................................................... LBCC – 201A LK Biofluids: Cellular I............................................................... LBCC – 201B LL Mini-Symposium: Microhydrodynamics of Lipid.................. LBCC – 202A Bi-layer Membranes LM Microfluids: General VI: Magnetic and Electric Fields......... LBCC – 202B LN Vortex Flows: Bluff Bodies................................................... LBCC – 202C LP Microfluids: Fluidic Devices III............................................. LBCC – 203A LQ Biolocomotion VII: Micro-Swimming III................................ LBCC – 203B LR Bubbles III............................................................................ LBCC – 203C LS Drops X................................................................................ LBCC – Grand Ballroom A LT Biolocomotion VIII: Flapping and Flying III.......................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B LU Reacting Flows II................................................................. Hyatt – Regency A LV Reacting Flows III................................................................ Hyatt – Regency B LW Surface Tension III............................................................... Hyatt – Regency C LX Aerodynamics IV................................................................. Hyatt – Regency D LY Viscous Flows...................................................................... Hyatt – Regency E LZ Instability: General III........................................................... Hyatt – Regency F 35 Program Summary Tuesday, 23 November 8:00 – 10:10 24 Simultaneous Sessions MA Turbulent Boundary Layers VII: Theory............................... LBCC – 101A MB Turbulent Boundary Layers VIII........................................... LBCC – 101B MC Turbulence Simulations III................................................... LBCC – 102A MD Turbulence Simulations IV................................................... LBCC – 102B ME General Fluid Dynamics III.................................................. LBCC – 102C MF Non-Newtonian Flows I....................................................... LBCC – 103A MG GFD: Atmospheric Flows III................................................. LBCC – 103B MH GFD: General II................................................................... LBCC – 103C MJ Acoustics III: Oscillatory Excitations.................................... LBCC – 201A MK Biofluids: Cellular II.............................................................. LBCC – 201B ML Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular I............................. LBCC – 202A MM Microfluids: General VII...................................................... LBCC – 202B MN Quantized Vortices and Vortex Dynamics........................... LBCC – 202C MP Microfluids: Mixing I............................................................. LBCC – 203A MQ Biolocomotion IX: Micro-Swimming IV................................. LBCC – 203B MR Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows I.................................... LBCC – 203C MS Drops XI............................................................................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A MT Biolocomotion X: Macro-Swimming I................................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B MU Reacting Flows IV................................................................ Hyatt – Regency A MV Suspensions I...................................................................... Hyatt – Regency B MW Experimental Techniques II................................................. Hyatt – Regency C MX Industrial Applications I........................................................ Hyatt – Regency D MY Magnetohydrodynamics..................................................... Hyatt – Regency E MZ Rotating Flows I................................................................... Hyatt – Regency F 10:10 – 10:30 Refreshment Break 10:30 – 11:05 Invited Lectures NS Turbulence in Strongly Stratified Flows............................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A NT Wetting, Spreading and Capillary Adhesion:....................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B Putting Shape-instability to Purpose 11:05 – 11:10 Mini Break 11:10 – 11:30 Invited Lectures PS Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Lecture....................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A PT Francois Frenkiel Award Lecture......................................... LBCC – Grand Ballroom B 11:30 – 12:50 Lunch (on your own) 36 Program Summary 12:50 – 15:00 24 Simultaneous Sessions QA CFD: Multiphase and Mixing Applications........................... LBCC – 101A QB Turbulent Boundary Layers IX............................................. LBCC – 101B QC Rarefied Gases and Compressible Flows........................... LBCC – 102A QD Turbulence Simulations V.................................................... LBCC – 102B QE General Fluid Dynamics IV.................................................. LBCC – 102C QF Non-Newtonian Flows II...................................................... LBCC – 103A QG Stratified Flows I.................................................................. LBCC – 103B QH GFD: General III.................................................................. LBCC – 103C QJ Flow Control VI.................................................................... LBCC – 201A QK Biofluids: Cellular III............................................................. LBCC – 201B QL Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular II............................ LBCC – 202A QM Free Surface Flows: Droplets and Sheets........................... LBCC – 202B QN Granular Flows III................................................................ LBCC – 202C QP Microfluidics: Mixing II......................................................... LBCC – 203A QQ Bubbles IV........................................................................... LBCC – 203B QR Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows II................................... LBCC – 203C QS Biolocomotion XI: Micro-Swimming Collective Behavior..... LBCC – Grand Ballroom A QT Biolocomotion XII: Macro-Swimming II................................ LBCC – Grand Ballroom B QU Reacting Flows V................................................................. Hyatt – Regency A QV Suspensions II..................................................................... Hyatt – Regency B QW Experimental Techniques III................................................ Hyatt – Regency C QX Industrial Applications II....................................................... Hyatt – Regency D QY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film VI................................. Hyatt – Regency E QZ Rotating Flows II.................................................................. Hyatt – Regency F 15:00 – 15:05 Mini Break 15:05 – 16:50 21 Simultaneous Sessions RA Turbulence Theory III........................................................... LBCC – 101A RB Turbulence Simulations VI................................................... LBCC – 101B RC Rarefied Gases and Direct Simulation Monte Carlo............ LBCC – 102A RD Turbulence Simulations VII.................................................. LBCC – 102B RF Non-Newtonian Flows III..................................................... LBCC – 103A RG Stratified Flows II................................................................. LBCC – 103B RH Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows VI......................... LBCC – 103C RJ Flow Control VII................................................................... LBCC – 201A RK Biofluids: Cellular IV............................................................ LBCC – 201B RL Biofluids: Physiological Cerebral......................................... LBCC – 202A RM Free Surface Flows: Interfacial Phenomena....................... LBCC – 202B RN Granular Flows IV................................................................ LBCC – 202C RQ Bubbles V............................................................................ LBCC – 203B RS Biofluids: General................................................................ LBCC – Grand Ballroom A RT Biolocomotion XIII: Macro-Swimming III.............................. LBCC – Grand Ballroom B RU Particle Laden Flows III....................................................... Hyatt – Regency A RV Suspensions III.................................................................... Hyatt – Regency B RW Experimental Techniques IV................................................ Hyatt – Regency C RX Material Processing Flows................................................... Hyatt – Regency D RY Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film VII................................ Hyatt – Regency E RZ Waves III.............................................................................. Hyatt – Regency F 37 38 21 – 23 November 2010 63 – 86 87 – 104 Monday, 22 November Tuesday, 23 November 39 41 – 62 Sunday, 21 November Schedule of Papers 63rd Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics 40 41 Sunday, 21 November 2010 Sessions A – E AC.01 Development of a subgrid-scale similarity model for LES based on the physics of interscale energy transfer in turbulence B. Anderson, J. Domaradzki AD.01 Incompact3d: a powerful tool to tackle turbulence problems with up to hundreds of thousands computational cores S. Laizet, N. Li AE.01 A Comparative Study of Subgrid Scale Models, for Prediction of Transition in Turbulent Boundary Layers T. Sayadi, P. Moin AF.01 Onset and cessation of porous AF.02 Dissolution-driven convection convection in the context of geological in porous media: Experiments carbon sequestration A. Slim, M. Bandi, A. Slim, L. Mahadevan T. Ramakrishnan AG.01 Internal wave emission by a stratified turbulent wake with non-zero net momentum A. Abdilghanie, P. Diamessis AH.01 Small-scale turbulent AH.02 Role of Instability in State and fluctuations beyond Taylor’s frozen flow Parameter Estimation of hypothesis P. Tong, X. He, G. He Rayleigh-Bénard Convection A. Perkins, M. Schatz AJ.01 An Approach to Reduced-Order Modeling for Flows with Upstream Actuation G. Ben-Dov, A. Pearlstein AK.01 Surfactant-assisted spreading AK.02 Quasi-Steady Capillary of an emulsion Z. Li, M. Roche, Driven Flow in Complex Geometries A. Saint-Jalmes, H. Stone M. Weislogel, A. Baker, D. Pettit AC. Turbulence Modeling I Room: 102A Chair: D. Carati, Universite Libre de Bruxelles AD. CFD: Algorithms I Room: 102B Chair: C. Pantano, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign AE. Instability: Boundary Layers I Room: 102C Chair: M. Malik, NASA Langley AF. Porous Media I: CO2 Sequestration Room: 103A Chair: C. Hidrovo, U. of Texas at Austin AG. GFD: Oceanography I Room: 103B Chair: J. Crockett Vanderhoff, Brigham Young U. AH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows I Room: 103C Chair: D. Salin, U. Pierre and Marie Curie AJ. Flow Control I Room: 201A Chair: J. Katz, Johns Hopkins U. AK. Free Surface Flows: Spreading and Wetting Room: 201B Chair: G. Amberg, KTH Stockholm AJ.02 System reduction strategy for Galerkin models of fluid flows M. Schlegel, B. Noack, M. Morzynski, G. Tadmor AG.02 Internal gravity wave absorption and reflection in a non-uniformly stratified Boussinesq fluid and subcritical Richardson number M. Richter, A. Abdilghanie, P. Diamessis AE.02 Sensitivity of non-modal instabilities to base-flow modifications L. Brandt, J. Pralits, D. Sipp, O. Marquet AD.02 A spectral multidomain penalty method model for high Reynolds number incompressible flows J. Escobar-Vargas, P. Diamessis AC.02 Truncated Navier-Stokes Equations with the Automatic Filtering T. Tantikul, J. Domaradzki AB.02 Modeling near-wall turbulent flows I. Marusic, R. Mathis, N. Hutchins AB.01 Extrapolating Channel Flow Data to High Reynolds Number Conditions R. Vinuesa, K. Dressler, H. Nagib 08:13 AA.02 Large-eddy simulation of oxygen transport and depletion in waterbodies C. Scalo, U. Piomelli, L. Boegman AB. Turbulent Boundary Layers I Room: 101B Chair: . Joe Klewicki, U. of New Hampshire/Melbourne 08:00 AA.01 LES of scalar transport in wave and wind-driven flows with large-scale structures C. Akan, A. Tejada-Martinez, C. Grosch Session AA. Turbulent Mixing I Room: 101A Chair: S. I. Abarzhi, U. of Chicago 08:39 AC.04 Grid-independent large-eddy simulation of compressible turbulent flows using explicit filtering D. You, S. Bose, P. Moin AB.04 Large-eddy and direct simulations of accelerating boundary layers J. Yuan, V. Grazioso, U. Piomelli 42 AK.03 How cats lap R. Stocker, P. Reis, S. Jung, J. Aristoff AJ.03 Methods for the solution of very large flow-control problems that bypass open-loop model reduction P. Luchini, T. Bewley AH.03 Extensive Scaling from Computational Homology and Karhunen-Loève decomposition: Analysis of Rayleigh-Bénard Convection Experiments M. Schatz, H. Kurtuldu, K. Mischaikow AG.03 The fluid mechanics of oil released into deep water A. Woods AF.03 The Effect of Geochemical Reaction on Convective Mixing in a Gravitationally Unstable Diffusive Boundary Layer in Porous Media: Geological Storage of CO2 in Saline Aquifers K. Ghesmat, H. Hassanzadeh, J. Abedi AE.03 Formation of roll/streaks structures in boundary layers as an instability of turbulence/mean-flow interaction P. Ioannou 08:52 AD.05 Discretely conservative, non-dissipative, and stable collocated method for solving the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations R. Ranjan, C. Pantano AC.05 Assessment of numerical and modeling error interaction on the accuracy of a variable density jet LES G. Rodebaugh, L. Su AB.05 Direct Numerical Simulation of Zero-Pressure Gradient and Sink Flow Turbulent Boundary Layers O. Ramesh, S. Patwardhan AA.05 Dynamic model for the joint scalar probability in multi-species turbulent mixing J. Ristorcelli, J. Bakosi 09:05 AD.06 Robust and accurate finite volume method on highly skewed unstructured meshes H. Jang, K. Mahesh AC.06 A mixed LES model based on the residual-based variational multiscale formulation of compressible flows J. Liu, Z. Wang, A. Oberai AB.06 Velocity-vorticity correlation structure in turbulent channel flow J. Chen, J. Pei, Z. She, F. Hussain AA.06 Stochastic shell mixing model for scalars in homogeneous turbulence Y. XIa, L. Collins AK.04 Thermocapillary-assisted pulling of free liquid films B. Scheid, E. van Nierop, H. Stone AJ.04 A least order model for temporally-developing compressible shear layers B. Qawasmeh, M. Wei AH.04 Synchronization of Spatiotemporal Chaos in Rayleigh-Benard Convection A. Karimi, M. Paul AK.05 Increasing the critical speed of wetting failure through meniscus confinement E. Vandre, S. Kumar, M. Carvalho AJ.05 Time Delay in the Lift Response to Actuation and Its Effect on Controller Bandwidth D. Williams, T. Colonius, W. Kerstens, V. Quach AH.05 Does confined turbulent convection ever attain the ‘asymptotic scaling’ with 1/2–power? J. Niemela, K. Sreenivasan AG.04 Non-invasive turbulent mixing AG.05 Ocean Circulation Modeling across a density interface in a turbulent Using Adaptive Wavelet Collocation Taylor-Couette flow C. Caulfield, Method S. Reckinger, O. Vasilyev A. Woods, J. Landel, A. Kuesters AF.04 Drainage in Two-dimensional AF.05 Leakage from inclined porous Porous Media: From Capillary reservoirs P. Zimoch, J. Neufeld, Fingering to Viscous flow H. Bodiguel, D. Vella C. Cottin, A. Colin AK.06 Inertial and three-dimensional effects in stretching liquid bridges near plates and cavities S. Dodds, M. Carvalho, S. Kumar AJ.06 A Comparison of Model Reduction Approaches for Feedback Control Design of Thermal Flows in Buildings J. Borggaard, S. Ahuja, J. Burns, E. Cliff, A. Surana AH.06 Transition to the ultimate regime in two-dimensional turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection R. Stevens, K. Sugiyama, D. Lohse AG.06 Turning points for semidiurnal (M2) internal tides in the deep ocean B. King, M. Stone, H. Zhang, M. Marder, H. Swinney, R. Scott AF.06 Convective dissolution in porous media J. Neufeld, M. Hesse, A. Riaz, M. Hallworth, H. Tchelepi, H. Huppert AE.04 Receptivity, Growth and AE.05 Secondary Instability of AE.06 Boundary-layer receptivity of Breakdown of Görtler Vortices T. Zaki, Roughness-Induced Transient Growth three-dimensional roughness arrays on a swept-wing L. Hunt, W. Saric L. Schrader, L. Brandt N. Denissen, E. White AD.03 An efficient method for the AD.04 A Finite-Volume ADI Method incompressible Navier-Stokes for Simulation of Incompressible Flows equations on irregular domains with on Curvilinear Grids S. Singh, D. You no-slip boundary conditions, high order up to the boundary D. Shirokoff, R. Rosales AC.03 Analysis of numerical errors in subfilter scalar variance models for large eddy simulation C. Heye, C. Kaul, V. Raman AB.03 Coherent vorticity extraction in turbulent boundary layers using orthogonal wavelets G. Khujadze, R. Nguyen van yen, K. Schneider, M. Oberlack, M. Farge AA.03 Decay of a Passive Tracer in AA.04 DNS of mixing in spatially Two-Dimensional developing shear layers A. Attili, Turbulence-Application to Infinitely Fast F. Bisetti Chemistry F. Ait Chaalal, P. Bartello, M. Bourqui 08:26 Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 AP.01 Experimental Study of Fluid Structure Formation from the Linear to Non-Linear Regime in Polymer Nanofilms Subject to Benard-Like Instability Y. Liu, E. McLeod, S. Troian AQ.01 E. coli swimming over agar in a thin aqueous film H. Berg AR.01 Non-clogging Coulter Counting with Electrohydrodynamic Jets Y. Zhao, C. Chen AU.01 Effect of microstructural anisotropy on the fluid-particle drag force W. Holloway, J. Sun, S. Sundaresan AV.01 A model for particle accumulation of density-matched tracers in thermocapillary flows E. Hofmann, H. Kuhlmann AW.01 Richardson effects in turbulent buoyant flows R. Biggi, G. Blanquart AP. Nanofluids I Room: 203A Chair: J. Shan, Rutgers U. AQ. Mini-Symposium on Biological Perspectives on Locomotion Room: 203B Chair: E. Kanso, U. of Southern California AR. Drops I Room: 203C Chair: D. Brutin, Universite de Provence AU. Multiphase Flows I Room: Regency A Chair: A. Shen, U. of Washington AV. Particle Laden Flows I Room: Regency B Chair: T. Shinbrot, Rutgers U. AW. Instability: RichtmyerMeshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor I Room: Regency C Chair: A. Banerjee, Missouri U. of Science & Technology AX. Aerodynamics I: Flapping AX.01 Aerodynamics of high Wings frequency flapping wings Z. Hu, J. Roll, B. Cheng, X. Deng Room: Regency D Chair: J. Socha, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. AN.01 A comparison of vortex and pseudo-spectral methods at high Reynolds numbers A. Leonard, W. van Rees, P. Koumoutsakos AN. Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows I Room: 202C Chair: Y. Kimura, Nagoya U. 08:26 AM.04 The electrokinetics of near-wall colloidal particles measured by evanescent-wave particle velocimetry Y. Kazoe, M. Yoda AP.04 The relationship between induced fluid structure and boundary slip in nanoscale polymer films: A molecular dynamics simulation study N. Priezjev AR.03 Electrohydrostatics of Capillary Switches K. Sambath, O. Basaran AU.04 Interfacial Force Model Development for Turbulent Bubbly Flows D. Shaver, I. Bolotnov, S. Antal, M. Podowski 43 AX.04 Effect of gust on flow patterns around a robotic hummingbird wing E. Marquez, H. Evans, R. Alarcon, G. Whitehouse, B. Balakumar AW.04 Direct numerical simulations of Rayleigh-Taylor instability with gravity reversal M. Petersen, D. Livescu, R. Gore AV.03 Sedimentation dynamics in the AV.04 Shear-enhanced diffusion in presence of polymer S. Rubinstein, colloidal suspensions I. Griffiths, M. Bandi, T. Kodger, D. Weitz H. Stone AX.02 Aerodynamic damping during AX.03 Aerodynamics of flapping body translation in animal flight: wings with fluttering trailing edges modeling and experimental results of L. Zhao, Z. Hu, J. Roll, X. Deng flapping counter force (FCF) B. Cheng, Z. Hu, X. Deng 08:52 09:05 AN.06 Computational Fluid Dynamic Analysis of Hydrodynamic forces on inundated bridge decks B. Afzal, J. Guo, K. Kerenyi AM.06 Electrokinetic locomotion due to Reaction Induced Charge Auto-Electrophoresis J. Moran, J. Posner AL.06 Experimental study of the aeroacoustic-aeroelastic behavior of model vocal folds E. Campo, E. Camarena, M. Krane AU.06 Light particles in turbulence: velocity statistics V. Nagendra Prakash, J. Martinez Mercado, Y. Tagawa, C. Sun, D. Lohse AX.05 Clap and fling in tiny insects with porous wings A. Santhanakrishnan, L. Miller, A. Robinson, T. Hedrick AW.05 Turbulence characteristics in the variable-density Rayleigh-Taylor mixing layer D. Livescu, M. Petersen, R. Gore AX.06 Flexible Flapping Wings’ Flow Fields and Deformations E. Sällström, P. Wu, L. Ukeiley, P. Ifju AW.06 Revised Froude number for Rayleigh-Taylor flow with secondary instabilities K. Muthuraman, P. Ramaprabhu, G. Dimonte, P. Woodward, C. Fryer, G. Rockefeller, Y. Young AV.05 Pattern formation and strongly AV.06 Particle-laden thin film flows nonlinear coating in Landau-Levich on an incline: experiments and flow of suspensions J. Kao, A. Hosoi equilibrium theory J. Bouricius, T. Koch, P. Latterman, B. Le, S. Mesuro, N. Murisic, A. Bertozzi AU.05 Light Particles in Turbulence: acceleration statistics J. Martinez Mercado, V. Nagendra Prakash, Y. Tagawa, C. Sun, D. Lohse AR.06 Electrodeless electro-hydrodynamic gentle printing of personalized medicines B. Khusid, E. Elele, Y. Shen AQ.03 Locomotion by microscopic organisms in turbulent ambient water flow M. Koehl AP.05 The Saffman-Taylor Instability AP.06 Nanofluidics: Ionic transport Without Walls S. Troian, S. Berg through a nanochannel A. Siria, A. Biance, C. Ybert, L. Bocquet AN.05 A Multi-moment vortex method for 2D viscous fluids D. Uminsky, C. Wayne, A. Barbaro, V. Ostrovskyi AM.05 Secondary flow effect on electrokinetic transport in curved channels and microfluidic mixing M. Chun, J. Lim AL.05 Numerical study of the fluid-solid interactions in human vocal folds using finite element method X. Wang, E. Sherman, M. Krane, T. Wei, L. Zhang AR.04 Symmetry breaking and AR.05 Visualization of fluid flow chaos in droplet electrohydrodynamics inside the Taylor-cone using micro-particle image velocimetry P. Salipante, P. Vlahovska D. Byun, J. Kim, S. Tran AQ.02 Jet propulsion in animals: theoretical innovation and biological constraints M. Denny AP.03 Influence of Stabilizing van der Waals Forces on Benard Instability in Viscous Nanofilms R. Denlinger, S. Troian AW.02 Wavelet-Based Simulations of AW.03 Statistical model for turbulent Rayleigh-Taylor Instability transition by variable-density S. Reckinger, D. Livescu, O. Vasilyev pressure-gradient-driven mixing J. Bakosi, J. Ristorcelli AV.02 Migration and fractionation of dense soft spheres in flow Y. Chen, C. Hsu 08:39 AL.04 Examination of Flow in a Scaled-Up Vocal Fold Model for Diseased Conditions E. Sherman, L. Zhang, W. Xinshi, W. Timothy, M. Krane AN.03 Vortex methods for AN.04 A Lagrangian Vortex Method fluid-structure interaction problems with for the Barotropic Vorticity Equation on deforming geometries and their a Rotating Sphere R. Krasny, L. Wang application to swimming M. Gazzola, P. Chatelain, P. Koumoutsakos AM.03 Note on the Nonlinear Electrokinetic Effects in Mircochannel Flow: Exact Analytical Solutions for Sinh-Poisson Equation A. Tsang, K. Chow AU.02 Influence of bubbles on liquid AU.03 Lagrangian statistics of turbulence based on the direct bubbles in a turbulent boundary layer numerical simulation of channel flows M. Mattson, K. Mahesh I. Bolotnov, D. Drew, R. Lahey, Jr., M. Podowski AR.02 Structural Relaxation of Water-in-Oil Emulsion under Direct Current Electric Field M. Moradi, V. Alvarado AP.02 Microscopic description of a liquid film on a solid substrate using density functional theory A. Nold, A. Pereira, A. Malijewsky, S. Kalliadasis AN.02 Vortex methods with immersed lifting lines applied to LES of wind turbine wakes P. Chatelain, L. Bricteux, G. Winckelmans, P. Koumoutsakos AM.01 Colloidal particle motion in AM.02 Suppression of Electrokinetic micro galvanic reactors through Flows by Surface Roughness tailored electrokinetic fluid flow L. Jan, R. Messinger, T. Squires C. Punckt, B. Khusid, I. Aksay 08:13 AL.02 The impact of asymmetric AL.03 Effect of subglottic stenosis on flows on pathological speech B. Erath, the flow-induced vibration of a S. Peterson, M. Plesniak self-oscillating computational vocal fold model S. Smith, S. Thomson AM. Microfluids: General I: Electrokinetic Room: 202B Chair: M. Yoda, Georgia Institute of Technology 08:00 AL.01 Aeroacoustic sources in phonation M. Krane Session AL. Biofluids: Physiological General Room: 202A Chair: A. Hirsa, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 08:39 AZ.01 Numerical and Experimental Study of Scott Russell’s Solitary Waves J. Choi, S. Sun, S. Oh, D. Lee, S. Whang AZ.02 Observation of odd and even two-dimensional standing solitary waves in water J. Rajchenbach, A. Leroux 44 08:52 09:05 AY.06 Numerical study of the evaporation of sessile drops: formation of hydrothermal waves K. Sefiane, G. Karapetsas, P. Saenz, P. Valluri, O. Matar AZ.05 Interfacial tubes: formation of AZ.06 Near-critical reflection of nonlinear interfacial waves in muddy nonlinear obliquely incident internal water with surface waves E. Maxeiner, wave beam from a slope T. Akylas R. Dalrymple AY.04 The Dynamics of Drop Impact AY.05 Shock-wave solutions and J. Kolinski, S. Rubinstein, S. Mandre, their stability in two-layer channel flow L. Mahadevan A. Mavromoustaki, R. Craster, O. Matar AZ.03 Singularity formation in a AZ.04 Generation of the maximum model of shallow water wave equations breaking wave amplitude by means of unidirectional wave focusing P. Daripa I. Savelyev, R. Handler 08:26 AZ. Waves I Room: Regency F Chair: P. Daripa, Texas A&M U. 08:13 AY.03 Breakup of an electrified viscous thread with charged surfactants D. Conroy, R. Craster, D. Papageorgiou, O. Matar 08:00 AY. Instability: Interfacial and AY.01 Stationary shapes of confined AY.02 Breakup of an electrified jet in Thin Film I rotating magnetic liquid droplets an AC field D. Papageorgiou, J. Miranda, S. Lira, R. Oliveira D. Conroy, R. Craster, O. Matar Room: Regency E Chair: O. Matar, Imperial College Session Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 AE.07 Bypass transition delay via oscillating Stokes layers P. Hack, L. Burini, T. Zaki AF.07 Spreading and dissolution of CO2 in horizontal aquifers: theory and experiments C. MacMinn, J. Neufeld, M. Hesse, H. Huppert AE. Instability: Boundary Layers I Room: 102C Chair: M. Malik, NASA Langley AF. Porous Media I: CO2 Sequestration Room: 103A Chair: C. Hidrovo, U. of Texas at Austin AG.08 Directional spreading of surface waves by wind-wave interaction S. Lee, D. Wundrow AH.08 Measuring the departures from the Boussinesq approximation in Rayleigh-Bénard convection experiments H. Kurtuldu, M. Schatz, K. Mischaikow AG. GFD: Oceanography I AG.07 Langmuir circulation in the presence of lateral density gradients Room: 103B Chair: J. Crockett Vanderhoff, Brigham G. Chini, K. Li Young U. AH.07 A low dimensional model for Rayleigh-Benard convection in rectangular domains J. Bailon-Cuba, J. Schumacher AJ.07 Feedback control of the AJ.08 Feedback control of transition cylinder wake using balanced reduced in boundary layer O. Semeraro, order models S. Illingworth, H. Naito, S. Bagheri, L. Brandt, D. Henningson K. Fukagata AK.07 A general mechanism for the AK.08 Flow transition behavior meandering of rivulets N. Valade, between the film flow and rivulet flow A. Daerr, J. Eggers, L. Limat on an inclined wall Y. Iso, X. Chen AH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows I Room: 103C Chair: D. Salin, U. Pierre and Marie Curie AJ. Flow Control I Room: 201A Chair: J. Katz, Johns Hopkins U. AK. Free Surface Flows: Spreading and Wetting Room: 201B Chair: G. Amberg, KTH Stockholm AF.08 Unstable Diffusion Layers: Laboratory Experiments on Carbon Sequestration Phenomena R. Ecke, S. Backhaus, K. Turitsyn AE.08 Linear stability analysis of an evaporating binary liquid layer with fully transient reference profiles H. Machrafi, A. Rednikov, P. Colinet, P. Dauby AD.08 A time-stepping scheme for flow simulations that allows the use of large time step sizes S. Dong AJ.10 Analysis of Local Flow Dynamics Using Koopman Modes J. Tu, K. Chen, C. Rowley AH.10 Generation of vertical convective vortex in the transition from anomalous to normal steady-state convection A. Sharifulin, A. Poludnitsin AG.10 Sea spray mediated air-sea fluxes at high wind speeds F. Veron, J. Mueller 45 AK.09 Experimental measurements AK.10 Velocity measurements near of contact angles with evaporation by a moving contact line with sub-micron interferometry J. Sebilleau, resolution B. Qian, K. Breuer S. Dehaeck, P. Colinet AJ.09 Optimal actuator and sensor placement in the linearized complex Ginzburg-Landau system K. Chen, C. Rowley AH.09 Conservative bounds on Rayleigh-Bénard convection with mixed thermal boundary conditions R. Wittenberg AG.09 Internal tide scattering (and generation) by arbitrary two-dimensional topography in arbitrary stratifications T. Peacock, M. Mathur, G. Carter AF.09 CO2 migration in saline aquifers: a gravity current model with capillary and solubility trapping R. Juanes, C. MacMinn, M. Szulczewski AE.09 Inviscid Stability Analysis of AE.10 Stabilty of corner boundary Chemically Reacting Boundary Layers layers J. Denier, N. Jewell in Binary Gas Mixtures J. Klentzman, E. Ulker, A. Tumin AD.09 Accurate Solution of Steady Navier–Stokes System in Unbounded Domains J. Gustafsson, B. Protas AD.10 Variational integrator preserving Lie-symmetry M. Chhay AD.07 Large Eddy Simulation of Flow Over Surface-Mounted Cube Using a Spectral Element Method S. Kandala, D. Rempfer AD. CFD: Algorithms I Room: 102B Chair: C. Pantano, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign AC.08 Curve fitting 3-D experimental AC.09 Large-eddy simulation of the turbulent flows with the poor man’s upper ocean mixed layer Navier–Stokes equation A. Tejada-Martinez J. McDonough, T. Mitchell, S. Bailey AC.07 Evaluation of Leray and Verstappen regularizations in LES, without and with added SGS modeling G. Winckelmans, N. Bourgeois, Y. Collet, M. Duponcheel 09:57 AA.10 Linking spectra and geometry in scalar fields M. Kree, J. Duplat, E. Villermaux AC. Turbulence Modeling I Room: 102A Chair: D. Carati, Universite Libre de Bruxelles 09:44 AB.07 DNS of turbulent boundary AB.08 Direct Numerical Simulation AB.09 DNS of Turbulent Boundary AB.10 Geometric study of layer over a flat plate at Reθ = 5200 of a Quasilaminarized Boundary Layer Layers under Highenthalpy Conditions Lagrangian and Eulerian structures in A. Ferrante, K. Webster L. Castillo, J. Araya, R. Cal turbulent channel flow Y. Yang, L. Duan, P. MartÍn D. Pullin 09:31 AB. Turbulent Boundary Layers I Room: 101B Chair: . Joe Klewicki, U. of New Hampshire/Melbourne 09:18 AA.07 Modeling Scalar variance AA.08 Numerical diffusivity of scalar AA.09 Entanglement rules for from Direct Numerical Simulations of a transport schemes in high Schmidt random mixtures E. Villermaux, turbulent mixing layer B. Ravinel, number flows S. Verma, G. Blanquart J. Duplat G. Blanquart AA. Turbulent Mixing I Room: 101A Chair: S. I. Abarzhi, U. of Chicago Session Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 10:10 Mini Break, 10:10–10:15 AN.07 Interaction of Vortex Rings and Steady Jets with Multiple Permeable Screens M. Musta, P. Krueger AP.07 Hydronium-dominated ion transport in carbon-dioxide-saturated electrolytes at low salt concentrations in nanochannels S. Pennathur, K. Jensen, J. Kristensen, A. Crumrine, M. Andersen, H. Bruus AQ.04 Fish robotics and hydrodynamics G. Lauder AR.07 Effect of Nozzle shape on droplet generation stability in EHD Inkjet J. Kim, V. Nguyen, J. Kim, S. Tran, D. Byun AU.07 Local bubble distribution in bubbly turbulent Taylor-Couette flow D. Narezo, D. van Gils, C. Sun, D. Lohse AV.07 A dynamic model for particle-laden thin film flows on an incline N. Murisic, A. Bertozzi AW.07 Non-linear effects in the combined Rayleigh-Taylor and Kelvin-Helmholtz Instabilities B. Olson, J. Larsson, S. Lele AN. Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows I Room: 202C Chair: Y. Kimura, Nagoya U. AP. Nanofluids I Room: 203A Chair: J. Shan, Rutgers U. AQ. Mini-Symposium on Biological Perspectives on Locomotion Room: 203B Chair: E. Kanso, U. of Southern California AR. Drops I Room: 203C Chair: D. Brutin, Universite de Provence AU. Multiphase Flows I Room: Regency A Chair: A. Shen, U. of Washington AV. Particle Laden Flows I Room: Regency B Chair: T. Shinbrot, Rutgers U. AW. Instability: RichtmyerMeshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor I Room: Regency C Chair: A. Banerjee, Missouri U. of Science & Technology AX. Aerodynamics I: Flapping AX.07 Should planes look like birds? Wings J. Huyssen, G. Spedding Room: Regency D Chair: J. Socha, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. AM.07 Electrophoretic mobility of AM.08 Lateral Migration and deformable elastic particles in confined Three-dimensional Focusing of geometries T. Gao, H. Hu Particles in Microchannel Electrophoresis L. Liang, S. Qian, X. Xuan AM. Microfluids: General I: Electrokinetic Room: 202B Chair: M. Yoda, Georgia Institute of Technology 09:31 09:44 09:57 AX.08 Interaction of Two Flapping Flags in Axial Flow A. Gunter, M. Fayed, H. Ait Abderrahmane, M. Paidoussis, H. Ng AW.08 Self-Similar Solutions of Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes Models for Rayleigh-Taylor Instability-Induced Turbulence and Mixing O. Schilling AV.08 Cross-stream migration of compliant particles in microfluidic channels A. Kilimnik, S. Nur, D. Di Carlo, A. Alexeev AU.08 An arbitrary-Lagrangian-Eulerian method for simulating particle-bubble interactions T. Qin, P. Yue, S. Ragab AR.08 A Hybrid Inkjet Printer Utilizing Electrohydrodynamic Jetting and Piezoelectric Actuation V. Nguyen, D. Byun AP.08 Electrochemical surface properties of bare- and silane-coated silica nanochannels M. Andersen, H. Bruus, J. Frey, S. Pennathur AN.08 Instantaneous Global Separation on a Vanishing Wing D. Rival, M. Wibawa, M. Triantafyllou AU.10 A multi-Gaussian quadrature method of moments for gas-particle flows R. Fox, C. Chalons, M. Massot 46 AX.09 Effects of Wing Platform on the Aerodynamic Performance of Finite-Span Flapping Wings M. Yu, Z. Wang, H. Hu AW.09 A Posteriori Tests of a Threeand Four-Equation Advanced Reynolds–Averaged Navier–Stokes Model for Rayleigh–Taylor Turbulent Mixing G. Burton, O. Schilling AX.10 Dynamics of Flapping Flag in Axial Flow H. Ait Abderrahmane, M. Fayed, A. Gunter, M. Paidoussis, H. Ng AW.10 Comparisons of a Reynolds-Averaged Navier–Stokes Model with Self-Similar Solutions for Large Atwood Number Rayleigh–Taylor Mixing R. Ulerich, O. Schilling AV.09 Rotation and Alignment of AV.10 Measuring the rotation rate of Rods in Two-Dimensional Chaotic Flow rod-shaped particles in 3D turbulence J. Gollub, J. Guasto, M. Kishore, S. Parsa, N. Ouellette, G. Voth S. Parsa Moghaddam, G. Voth, N. Ouellette AU.09 Simulation of particle motion at interface Y. Choi, P. Anderson AR.09 Flight Behavior of a Charged AR.10 Oscillations of an asymmetric Droplet in Electrohydrodynamics (EHD) double droplet system Inkjet printing using DC and AC signal S. Ramalingam, O. Basaran H. Yudistira, V. Nguyen, D. Byun AQ.05 Small-scale biological, physical and chemical signals in the sea J. Yen AP.09 Physical Origins of Enhanced AP.10 An investigation of Interfacial Viscosity in Electroosmotic nucleation-growth of bubbles using Flows P. Wu, R. Qiao molecular dynamics simulation T. Komatsu, S. Tsuda, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto AN.09 A simplified analog for a rotorcraft-in-ground-effect flow using a forced impinging jet J. Geiser, K. Kiger AM.09 Highly non-linear AM.10 Nonlinear waves in induced-charge electroosmosis for flat electromigration dispersion S. Ghosal, electrodes G. Soni, C. Meinhart, Z. Chen M. Andersen, H. Bruus AL.08 Thin Film Evolution Over a AL.09 A Model for the Precorneal AL.10 Viscoelastic Properties of Thin Porous Layer: Modeling a Tear Tear Film with Osmolarity and Corneal Vitreous Gel H. Kavehpour, Film on a Contact Lens D. Anderson, Supply R. Braun, P. King-Smith P. Sharif-Kashani K. Nong 09:18 AL.07 Bird song: in vivo, in vitro, in silico A. Mukherjee, S. Mandre, L. Mahadevan Session AL. Biofluids: Physiological General Room: 202A Chair: A. Hirsa, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 10:10 Mini Break, 10:10–10:15 AZ.07 Laboratory experiments on internal wave reflection and absorption at a simulated oceanic pycnocline S. Wunsch, A. Brandt 47 AZ.09 Horizontal transport of Lagrangian particles by basin-scale internal waves in a continuously-stratified circular lake T. Sakai, L. Redekopp AZ.08 The Near-Field Internal Wave Field Generated by a Sphere Moving in a Stratified Fluid J. Rottman, K. Brucker, D. Dommermuth, D. Broutman 09:44 AZ. Waves I Room: Regency F Chair: P. Daripa, Texas A&M U. 09:31 AY.08 Drift and symmetry breaking in AY.09 Numerical and analytical Faraday waves N. Perinet, D. Juric, studies of the electric field effects on L. Tuckerman, E. Knobloch interfacial waves subject to Rayleigh-Taylor instability L. Barannyk, D. Papageorgiou, P. Petropoulos 09:18 AY. Instability: Interfacial and AY.07 Thermal fluctuations and the Thin Film I breakup length of Savart capillary jets F. GarcÍa Room: Regency E Chair: O. Matar, Imperial College Session Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 09:57 AZ.10 Weak compressibility of surface wave turbulence M. Vucelja, I. Fouxon, G. Falkovich AY.10 Capillary wave motion excited by high frequency surface acoustic waves M. Tan, O. Matar, J. Friend, L. Yeo 10:10 Mini Break, 10:10–10:15 Lunch Break 11:35 – 13:00 48 Session B1.02: Otto Laporte Lecture 10:40 – 11:25, Grand Ballroom Chair: Stephen Davis, Northwestern University Explaining The Flow Of Elastic Liquids John Hinch, DAMTP, Cambridge University, UK Session B1.01: Welcome, Presentation of Awards and APS Fellowships 10:15 – 10:40, Grand Ballroom Chair: Juan Lasheras, University of California, San Diego Sunday Morning, 21 November 2010 CC.01 Analytic and Approximate Analytic Solutions to the RANS Equations D. Israel CD.01 An Adaptive Mesh Refined CD.02 Adaptive mesh refinement for Gradient-Augmented Level Set Method large-eddy simulation using the dynamic reconstruction model J. Nave, B. Seibold, R. Rosales L. Goodfriend, F. Chow, M. Vanella, E. Balaras CE.01 Design of a DBD Plasma CE.02 Hypersonic boundary-layer Actuator Array to Control Stationary instability with localized roughness Cross Flow Modes in a Supersonic O. Marxen, G. Iaccarino, E. Shaqfeh Boundary Layer C. Schuele, E. Matlis, T. Corke, S. Wilkinson CF.01 Comparison of two-phase Darcy’s law with a thermodynamically consistent approach S. Berg, J. Niessner, S. Hassanizadeh CG.01 Direct Numerical Simulations of Stratified Turbulence S. de Bruyn Kops CH.01 Spatially Localized Binary Fluid Convection E. Knobloch, D. Lo Jacono, A. Bergeon CJ.01 Feedback Flow Control of a Periodically Pitching Airfoil A. Lombardi, P. Bowles, T. Corke, E. Matlis CK.01 Dragging a floating horizontal CK.02 The submarine’s wake cylinder D. Lee, H. Kim A. Benusiglio, M. Le Merrer, C. Clanet CC. Turbulence Modeling II Room: 102A Chair: G. Araya, Swansea U. UK CD. CFD: Algorithms II Room: 102B Chair: J. Nave, MIT CE. Instability: Boundary Layers II Room: 102C Chair: X. Wu, Royal Military College of Canada CF. Porous Media II Room: 103A Chair: B. Markicevic, Kettering U. CG. Mini-Symposium on Computational Strategies for the Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Turbulence in Environmental Flows Room: 103B Chair: P. Diamessis, Cornell U. CH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows II Room: 103C Chair: C. Caulfield, U. of Cambridge CJ. Flow Control II Room: 201A Chair: P. Lavoie, U. of Toronto CK. Free Surface Flows: Macro-Scale Phenomena Room: 201B Chair: G. Peng, Corning Inc. CJ.02 Aerodynamic Flow Control using Distributed Active Bleed J. Kearney, A. Glezer CH.02 Evolution of Double-Diffusive Convection in Low-Aspect Ratio Containers S. Pol, H. Fernando, S. Webb CF.02 Two Phase Flow in Porous Media with Dynamic Capillary Pressure K. Spayd, M. Shearer CC.02 A pressure-strain correlation closure model with improved consistency with the Rapid Distortion Theory of Turbulence A. Mishra, S. Girimaji CB.01 Volumetric Velocimetry in Wall CB.02 Corrected Hot-wire Bounded Flows T. Cambonie, J. Aider Measurements of Stream-wise Turbulence Intensity from Several ZPG Boundary Layers H. Nagib, R. Duncan, P. Monkewitz 13:13 CB. Turbulent Boundary Layers II Room: 101B Chair: H. Jin Sung, KAIST 13:00 CA.01 Scaling Law Regimes for CA.02 A Visualization Study of Confined Multiple Transverse Jet Flows Mixing and Turbulence for Confined D. Forliti, N. Sedano Multiple Transverse Jets A. Bishop, N. Sedano, D. Forliti Session CA. Turbulent Mixing II Room: 101A Chair: N. Ouellette, Yale U. 13:39 CD.04 Multi-core/GPU accelerated multi-resolution simulations of compressible flows B. Hejazialhosseini, D. Rossinelli, P. Koumoutsakos CC.04 Modeling near-wall turbulence behavior for variable-resolution bridging methods D. Reyes, S. Girimaji CB.04 A reinterpretation of the distribution of vortical structure in wall turbulence B. McKeon, I. Jacobi, A. Sharma CA.04 Experiments and simulations of passive scalars released from concentrated sources in turbulent channel flow E. Germaine, L. Cortelezzi, L. Mydlarski 13:52 CD.05 Stability and Accuracy of Coupling Strategies in Hybrid LES/PDF Algorithms for Turbulent Reactive Flows P. Popov, H. Wang, S. Pope CC.05 Evaluation of Partially-Averaged Navier-Stokes (PANS) bridging method in turbulent channel flows B. Basara, S. Girimaji, P. Pavlovic CB.05 Non-intrusive measurements in hypersonic shock wave turbulent boundary layer interactions A. Schreyer, D. Sahoo, A. Smits CA.05 Phase relaxation of a cloud water droplet ensemble undergoing turbulent mixing B. Kumar, R. Shaw, J. Schumacher 14:05 CD.06 Theoretically Simple Thermal Lattice Boltzmann Method and Its Application to a 2-D Shock Tube Simulation J. Shim CC.06 Turbulence Closures Uncertainties in Shock Boundary Layer Interactions M. Emory, R. Pecnik, G. Iaccarino CB.06 Fully-resolved turbulence measurements in high Reynolds number pipe flow using a nano-scale probe M. Vallikivi, M. Hultmark, A. Smits CA.06 Direct Computation of Twoand Three-dimensional FTLE/LCS from Particle Tracking Velocimetry Data S. Raben, R. La Foy, S. Ross, P. Vlachos 49 CK.03 Experimental Investigation of Slamming Loads on a Flat Plate D. Jeon, F. Huera-Huarte, M. Fu, M. Gharib CJ.03 Numerical Simulations of Natural and Actuated Flow over a 3D, Low-Aspect-Ratio Airfoil G. Brès, D. Williams, T. Colonius CH.03 Turbulent Rayleigh-Benard convection in containers with rectangular wall roughness elements O. Shishkina, C. Wagner CF.06 Capillary climb dynamics in the limits of prevailing capillary and gravity force H. Navaz, B. Markicevic, B. Bijeljic CJ.05 Active Flow Control on a Low Reynolds Number Wing M. Munson, M. Gharib CJ.06 Low Reynolds Number Flow Dynamics of a Thin Airfoil with an Actuated Leading Edge using Direct Numerical Simulation K. Drost, S. Apte CH.05 Convective - diffusive mixing CH.06 Direct Numerical Simulation promoted by natural convection L. de of turbulent mixed convection in la Cruz, E. Ramos thermally-stratified channel flow F. Zonta, A. Soldati CG.03 On the Interaction of Buoyant Plumes With Ocean Mixed-Layer Fronts T. Özgökmen CF.05 Geometry-driven charge accumulation in electrokinetic flows through laminates B. Tilley, B. Vernescu, J. Plummer CK.04 A comparison of model-scale CK.05 Computation of CK.06 Computation of experimental measurements and two-dimensional standing water waves three-dimensional standing water computational predictions for a large J. Wilkening, J. Yu, C. Rycroft waves C. Rycroft, J. Wilkening transom-stern wave T. O’Shea, K. Beale, K. Brucker, D. Wyatt, D. Drazen, A. Fullerton, T. Fu, D. Dommermuth CJ.04 Aerodynamic Flow Control of a Maneuvering Airfoil D. Brzozowski, J. Culp, A. Glezer CH.04 Convective Heat Transfer in Bulk- and Boundary-Dominated Regimes in Turbulent Thermal Convection P. Wei, R. Ni, X. Zhao, K. Xia CG.02 Hydrostatic ma non troppo. Leptic expansion and Poisson solvers in thin domains A. Scotti CF.03 Stokes’ second problem for an CF.04 Double diffusive miscible Oldroyd-B fluid in a porous half space viscous fingering M. Mishra, B. Suman, N. Hoda P. Trevelyan, C. Almarcha, A. De Wit CE.03 Stability Analysis of a Mach CE.04 Boundary-layer transition on a CE.05 Hypersonic boundary layer CE.06 Investigation of a Turbulent 10 Boundary Layer with Nonequilibrium flared cone in a Mach 6 quiet wind instabilities affected by various porous Spot in a Hypersonic Cone Boundary Chemistry S. Ghaffari, O. Marxen, tunnel J. Hofferth, W. Saric surfaces X. Wang, X. Zhong Layer J. Sivasubramanian, H. Fasel G. Iaccarino, E. Shaqfeh, T. Magin CD.03 Characteristic Boundary Conditions with Transverse Effects: a Comparative Study G. Lodato, H. Pitsch CC.03 Bridging Approach to variable-resolution turbulence simulations – Unification of PANS and PITM closures S. Girimaji, R. Rubinstein CB.03 Resolving the 3D velocity field inside a Roughness Sublayer in a turbulent channel flow using HPIV S. Talapatra, J. Katz CA.03 Simultaneous velocity-temperature measurements in the heated wake of a cylinder with application to the modeling of turbulent passive scalars A. Berajeklian, L. Mydlarski 13:26 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 CP.01 Pump-Free Composite Nanochannels for Chip-Level Cooling Z. Li, C. Liu CQ.01 Diffusion vs. locomotion E. Lauga CR.01 Effect of Viscosity and Size of CR.02 Droplet jumping by resonant a Droplet on Spreading Dynamics in AC electrowetting envisioning Electrowetting J. Hong, K. Kang three-dimensional digital microfluidics S. Lee, S. Lee, K. Kang CS.01 Hydrodynamics and evaporation of a sessile drop of capillary size L. Barash, T. Bigioni, V. Vinokur, L. Shchur CT.01 Locomotion of C elegans in CT.02 Simulations of C. elegans structured environments T. Majmudar, locomotion through a structured E. Keaveny, M. Shelley, J. Zhang medium E. Keaveny, T. Majmudar, J. Zhang, M. Shelley CU.01 Phase field method for CU.02 Strategies for Multiphase interfacial fluid flow with soluble Flows with High Density Ratios surfactant M. Do-Quang, S. Engblom, O. Desjardins, V. Moureau A. Tornberg, G. Amberg CV.01 Particle pair dispersion in CV.02 Self-ordering of microscopic turbulent boundary layer C. Marchioli, particles in time-periodic flows E. Pitton, A. Soldati, F. Toschi D. Pushkin, D. Melnikov, V. Shevtsova CP. Nanofluids II Room: 203A Chair: J. Posner, Arizona State U. CQ. Biolocomotion I: Micro-swimming I Room: 203B Chair: J. Buchholz, U. of Iowa CR. Drops II Room: 203C Chair: C. Chen, Duke U. CS. Drops III: Evaporation Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: J. Saylor, Clemson U. CT. Biolocomotion II: Slithering, Crawling and Undulatory Swimming Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: A. Lang, U. of Alabama CU. Multiphase Flows II Room: Regency A Chair: M. Soteriou, United Technologies CV. Particle Laden Flows II Room: Regency B Chair: T. O’Hern, Sandia National Laboratories CS.02 Contact Angle Hysteresis of an Evaporating Droplet J. Ryu, S. Lee, K. Kang CQ.02 Stirring by squirmers J. Thiffeault, Z. Lin, S. Childress CP.02 Field amplified sample stacking and focusing in nanofluidic channels B. Storey, J. Sustarich, S. Pennathur 13:39 CQ.04 Breaking Symmetry with Gravity: Two-Link Swimming Using Buoyant Orientation L. Burton, R. Hatton, H. Choset, A. Hosoi CP.04 Investigation of flow velocity profile in a nanocapillary G. Wang, A. Zou, F. Yang CN.04 A short wave instability caused by the approach of a vortex pair to a ground plane D. Harris, C. Williamson CM.04 Streaming potential generated by a pressure-driven flow over a super-hydrophobic surface H. Zhao CL.04 On drinking nectar W. Kim, T. Gilet, J. Bush 13:52 14:05 CL.06 The Hungry Fly: Hydrodynamics of feeding in the common house fly M. Prakash, M. Steele CQ.05 Low-Reynolds-number swimming in confined geometries D. Crowdy CP.05 Temperature and viscosity effects on the velocity profile of a nanochannel electro-osmotic flow B. Jelinek, S. Felicelli, P. Mlakar, J. Peters CN.05 A unified criterion for the centrifugal instability of vortices and swirling jets P. Billant, F. Gallaire CQ.06 Analytical model of a butterfly micro-swimmer M. Iima, A. Mikhailov CP.06 Hydrodynamic rotational friction of single-wall carbon nanotubes in liquid suspension J. Shan, F. Zimmermann CN.06 Secondary Flows Within 3D Vortices S. Pei, P. Hassanzadeh, P. Marcus CM.05 Modeling thermocapillary flow CM.06 3-D CFD Simulations of on superhydrophobic surfaces Liquid Laminar Flow over Superhydrophobic Surfaces for two T. Baier, C. Steffes, S. Hardt scenarios: (1) Shear-driven Flow with Square Post Geometries, (2) Pressure-driven Flow with Rectangular Post Geometries A. Amin, D. Maynes, B. Webb CL.05 Microscopic filter feeders at an angle to nearby boundaries: Feeding restrictions and strategies R. Pepper, M. Roper, S. Ryu, P. Matsudiara, H. Stone 50 CV.03 Effects of turbulence intensity and gravity on transport of inertial particles across a shearless turbulence interface G. Good, S. Gerashchenko, Z. Warhaft CV.04 Conditional statistics of inertial CV.05 Inertial particles in a shearless particle entrainment across a mixing layer: direct numerical shearless turbulent interface simulations P. Ireland, L. Collins S. Gerashchenko, G. Good, Z. Warhaft CU.05 A Numerical Approach for Simulating Incompressible Two-Phase Flows Considering Surface Tension Effect S. Choi, M. Cho, H. Choi, J. Yoo CV.06 On the relation between preferential concentration and radial relative velocity of inertial particles in homogeneous isotropic turbulence B. Ray, L. Collins CU.06 A mass-conserving volume of fluid method for two-phase incompressible isotropic turbulence A. Baraldi, A. Ferrante CT.06 The Effect of Electric Field Magnitude and Frequency on Caenorhabditis Elegans H. Chuang, D. Raizen, N. Dabbish, A. Lamb, H. Bau CS.05 Surface wettability and triple CS.06 Diffusion-Controlled line behavior controlled by Evaporating Stationary Meniscus in a nano-coatings: effects on the sessile Channel J. Njante, S. Morris drop evaporation B. Sobac, D. Brutin, J. Gavillet CT.04 Motility of small nematodes in CT.05 Collective behavior of disordered wet granular media nematodes in a thin fluid S. Gart, G. Juarez, K. Lu, J. Sznitman, P. Arratia S. Jung CS.04 Rush hour for particles suspended in evaporating drops H. Gelderblom, ˙ Márin, J. Snoeijer, D. Lohse CU.03 A Sub-Grid Model for Surface CU.04 Contact-line motion past Tension Induced Phase Interface sharp corners: from spreading to Dynamics M. Herrmann jetting P. Spelt, Y. Sui CT.03 Locomotion and Body Shape Changes of Metabolically Different C.elegans in Fluids with Varying Viscosities R. Wong, N. Brenowitz, A. Shen CS.03 Drying drops of blood D. Brutin, B. Sobac, B. Loquet, J. Sampol CR.03 Jumping number in the CR.04 Electrophoresis of a charged CR.05 Translation and coalescence CR.06 Electrically Modulated Partial droplet jumping by resonant AC electrolyte droplet D. Im, J. Noh, of freely floating droplets using Coalescence of Oppositely Charged electrowetting S. Lee, S. Lee, K. Kang I. Kang electrophoresis D. Lee, D. Im, I. Kang Droplets J. Creasey, B. Hamlin, W. Ristenpart CQ.03 Hydrodynamic interaction of two unsteady squirmers T. Ishikawa, D. Giacche CP.03 WITHDRAWN . CM.03 Surface Energy Characterization of Superhydrophobic Surfaces under Varying Ambient Temperatures A. Chhabra, R. Kanapuram, T. Kim, C. Hidrovo CN.01 Mechanics of Viscous Vortex CN.02 Regenerative transient growth CN.03 Vortex merger in a Reconnection F. Hussain, on a vortex column E. Stout, density-stratified fluid K. Duraisamy F. Hussain R. Govindarajan, H. Dixit CM.02 Effect of wall pattern configurations on Stokes flow through a microchannel with superhydrophobic slip H. Mak, C. Ng CN. Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows II Room: 202C Chair: B. Protas, McMaster U. 13:26 CL.03 Optimality and universal scaling for osmotically driven translocation of sugars in plants T. Bohr, K. Jensen, H. Bruus, J. Lee, M. Zwieniecki, N. Holbrook CM.01 Computational sensitivity analysis of geometric parameters in laminar superhydrophobic microchannels A. Yarahmadi, M. Metzger 13:13 CL.02 The ultrafast valve of an aquatic carnivorous plant P. Marmottant, O. Vincent, M. Joyeux, C. Quilliet, S. Poppinga, C. Weisskopf, T. Masselter, T. Speck CM. Microfluids: General II Room: 202B Chair: V. Alvarado, U. of Wyoming 13:00 CL.01 Special functions of valve organs of blood-sucking female mosquitoes B. Kim, S. Lee CL. Biofluids: Physiological Feeding Room: 202A Chair: S. Shadden, IIT Session Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 CY.01 The development of nonlinear CY.02 Non-linear evolution of vortical instability waves in two-fluid shear disturbances in two-fluid boundary flows with complex interfacial topology layers L. Burini, T. Zaki L. Cheung, T. Zaki CZ.01 Rotating Solitary Wave during CZ.02 Can non-propagating Liquid Drainage M. Fayed, H. Ait hydrodynamic solitons be forced to Abderrahmane, G. Vatistas, H. Ng move? L. Gordillo, M. Clerc, N. Mujica, T. Sauma, Y. Zarate, I. Espinoza CY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film II Room: Regency E Chair: D. Vella, U. of Cambridge CZ. Waves II Room: Regency F Chair: W. Phillips, Swinburne U. of Technology, Australia CX.02 Effect of Leading and Trailing Edge Geometry on the Aeromechanic Characteristics of Membrane Aerofoils S. Arbos, Z. Pang, B. Ganapathisubramani, R. Palacios CX.01 Flow over a Modern Ram-Air Parachute Canopy M. Mohammadi, H. Johari 13:13 CW.02 Effect of shear on mixing in R-T mixing layers at low Atwood numbers B. Akula, M. Andrews, D. Ranjan CX. Aerodynamics II Room: Regency D Chair: S. Yarusevych, U. of Waterloo 13:00 CW.01 Mach number effects in shock-driven instabilities with simultaneous velocity and density measurements G. Orlicz, K. Prestridge, B. Balakumar, S. Balasubramanian, G. Friedman Session CW. Instability: RichtmyerMeshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor II Room: Regency C Chair: K. Prestridge, Los Alamos National Laboratory 13:39 CY.04 Three dimensional spatio-temporal instabilities in two-layer flows at high Reynolds numbers P. Valluri, L. O’Na’raigh, P. Spelt CX.04 Characterization of a Three-Dimensional Turret Wake for Active Flow Control Part II: Experimental Study P. Shea, C. Ruscher, R. Wallace, M. Glauser, J. Dannenhoffer, III CW.04 Experiments and theory on binary mixture evaporation in Hele-Shaw cells J. Kamrak, S. Dehaeck, A. Rednikov, H. Ching, F. Doumenc, B. Guerrier, P. Colinet 51 CZ.03 Stationary solutions of the CZ.04 Selection Rules for Internal extended reduced Ostrovsky equation Gravity Waves and Inertial Waves M. Obregon, Y. Stepanyants, C. Jiang, P. Marcus R. Fernandez-Feria CY.03 Three-dimensional linear instability in pressure-driven two-layer channel flow of a Newtonian and a Herschel-Bulkley fluid K. Sahu, O. Matar CX.03 Characterization of a Three-Dimensional Turret Wake for Active Flow Control Part I: Simulation C. Ruscher, P. Shea, R. Wallace, J. Dannenhoffer, III, M. Glauser CW.03 Miscible and immiscible liquid experiments and simulations on the Rayleigh-Taylor instability M. Roberts, J. Jacobs, W. Cabot 13:26 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 13:52 CZ.05 The Combined Effects of Light-wind and Surfactants on Spilling Breakers J. Duncan, X. Liu, D. Wang CY.05 Numerical simulations of two-fluid channel flow with wall deposition and ageing effects D. Sileri, H. Ding, O. Matar CX.05 Wind turbine performance predictions using propeller vortex lattice methods B. Epps, R. Kimball CW.05 Experimental investigation of Rayleigh Taylor instability in elastic-plastic materials A. Haley, A. Banerjee 14:05 CZ.06 Laboratory Measurements of Droplets Generated by Breaking Water Waves D. Wang, X. Liu, J. Duncan CY.06 Dynamics of surfactant-laden lenses D. Beacham, G. Karapetsas, R. Craster, O. Matar CX.06 Dynamic Surface and Flow-Field Measurements of a Pitching Wind Turbine Blade J. Strike, M. Singh, M. Hind, J. Naughton CW.06 Transition to turbulence in shock-accelerated flows without reshock M. Lombardini, D. Pullin, D. Meiron, R. Gore CC.07 Adaptive wall functions for CC.08 Two-Equation Turbulence moving walls using the k-ω turbulence Model Predictions of Transition in model J. Axerio-Cilies, G. Iaccarino Buoyancy- and Shock-Driven Flows B. Johnson, O. Schilling CD.07 Shape Optimization for Drag Reduction in Linked Bodies using Evolution Strategies and the Hybrid Wavelet Collocation - Brinkman Penalization Method O. Vasilyev, M. Gazzola, P. Koumoutsakos CE.07 Boundary-layer transition over aerodynamically-significant rotating bodies S. Garrett, Z. Hussain, A. Barrow, P. Towers CF.07 The types of boundary conditions in the secondary capillary flow and liquid distribution B. Markicevic, H. Navaz CG.04 Computational Investigations of Gravity and Turbidity Currents E. Meiburg CH.07 Symmetry-breaking bifurcations of central forced and heated convection in a spherical fluid shell L. Tuckerman, F. Feudel, K. Bergemann, C. Egbers, B. Futterer, M. Gellert, R. Hollerbach CJ.07 Interaction of a circumferentially varying stator row upstream of a propeller in a uniform flow J. Farnsworth, M. Amitay, D. Beal, S. Huyer CK.07 Energy Transfer into Cross-Waves by Wavemakers T. Krasnopolskaya, V. Meleshko, V. Spektor CC. Turbulence Modeling II Room: 102A Chair: G. Araya, Swansea U. UK CD. CFD: Algorithms II Room: 102B Chair: J. Nave, Massachusetts Institute of Technology CE. Instability: Boundary Layers II Room: 102C Chair: X. Wu, Royal Military College of Canada CF. Porous Media II Room: 103A Chair: B. Markicevic, Kettering U. CG. Mini-Symposium on Computational Strategies for the Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Turbulence in Environmental Flows Room: 103B Chair: P. Diamessis, Cornell U. CH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows II Room: 103C Chair: C. Caulfield, U. of Cambridge CJ. Flow Control II Room: 201A Chair: P. Lavoie, U. of Toronto CK. Free Surface Flows: Macro-Scale Phenomena Room: 201B Chair: G. Peng, Corning Inc. CK.08 Experimental Study of Free Surface Magnetohydrodynamic Flow J. Rhoads, E. Edlund, P. Sloboda, E. Spence, H. Ji CJ.08 Experimental investigations on the drag reduction mechanism of outer-layer vertical blades array I. Lee, N. An, K. Choi, H. Chun CH.08 Natural convection of a rotating-fluid sphere with axial gravity and uniform heat source G. Anguiano, R. Avila, S. Atluri CF.08 Modeling of Wormhole Growth in Porous Media Using the Material Point Method (MPM) B. Jayaraman, D. Zhang, B. VanderHeyden CE.08 The centrifugal instability of the boundary layer on a slender rotating cone in a forced free-stream Z. Hussain, S. Garrett, S. Stephen CD.08 Xwing: A 3D Viscous Design Tool for MAVs D. Gipe, K. Mohseni CB.07 Non-Local Geometry of High CB.08 Time-resolved PIV in fully Reynolds Number Wall-Bounded developed turbulent pipe flow Turbulence using Tomographic Particle L. Hellström, A. Sinha, A. Smits Image Velocimetry C. Atkinson, M. Stanislas, J. Soria 14:31 CA.08 Measurements of 3D velocity and scalar field for a film-cooled airfoil trailing edge M. Benson, C. Elkins, J. Eaton CB. Turbulent Boundary Layers II Room: 101B Chair: H. Jin Sung, KAIST 14:18 CA.07 Flow around finite-size neutrally buoyant Lagrangian particles in fully developed turbulence M. Gibert, S. Klein, A. Bérut, E. Bodenschatz CA. Turbulent Mixing II Room: 101A Chair: N. Ouellette, Yale U. Session 14:57 CF.10 Pore-scale Modeling of Transport Phenomena in a Vanadium Redox Battery using X-ray Tomography and the Lattice Boltzmann Method A. Joshi, E. Kumbur, Y. Sun CE.10 Influence of a recent Transition Model on Complex Nonsteady Boundary Layer Flows with Dynamic Stall and Multiple Phases A. Lavely, M. Kinzel, G. Vijayakumar, J. Brasseur, E. Paterson, J. Lindau CC.10 Reproducing second order statistics of turbulent flows using linearized Navier-Stokes equations with forcing M. Jovanovic, T. Georgiou CB.10 Dynamic Perturbation of a Turbulent Boundary Layer and Experimental Identification of Critical-Layer-Type Behavior I. Jacobi, B. McKeon 52 CK.09 Experimental investigation of orbitally shaken bioreactor hydrodynamics M. Reclari, M. Dreyer, M. Farhat CJ.09 Benefits of Active Flow Control for Wind Turbine Blades G. Wang, B. Elhadidi, J. Walczak, M. Glauser, H. Higuchi CH.09 Finite-size effects lead to supercritical bifurcations in turbulent rotating Rayleigh-Bénard convection S. Weiss, R. Stevens, J. Zhong, H. Clercx, D. Lohse, G. Ahlers CJ.10 Characterizing rotor stator interaction (RSI) using CFD and experimentally obtained wake flow fields M. Kjeldsen, P. Finstad, R. Arndt CH.10 Rotating Rayleigh-Benard convection in a cylindrical cell with aspect ratio two J. Overkamp, R. Stevens, D. Lohse, H. Clercx CG.05 High resolution simulations of turbulent flows in open-channels T. Stoesser CF.09 High-performance Integrated numerical methods for Two-phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media C. Chueh, N. Djilali, W. Bangerth CE.09 Sidewall boundary layer instabilities in a rapidly rotating cylinder driven by a differentially co-rotating lid J. Lopez, F. Marques CD.09 A Poisson-Boltzmann solver on Non-Graded Adaptive Grid with Robin boundary conditions on Irregular Domains A. Helgadottir, F. Gibou CC.09 Bayesian Calibration and Comparison of RANS Turbulence Models for Channel Flow T. Oliver, R. Moser CB.09 Proper orthogonal decomposition of a decelerating turbulent boundary layer M. Tutkun CA.09 Coupled Velocity and Cooling CA.10 The highly excited confined Effectiveness Measurements of a Film mixing layer W. Zhao, G. Wang Cooling Hole With Varied Blowing Rates and Ejection Angles E. Issakhanian, C. Elkins, J. Eaton 14:44 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 15:10 Refreshment Break, 15:10–15:30 Promenade Ballroom CM.07 Amplification of the electroosmotic velocity by induced charges at fluidic interfaces C. Steffes, T. Baier, S. Hardt CN.07 How Do 3D Vortices Spin CN.08 Control of vortex breakdown Down, or Do They? P. Hassanzadeh, in a contracting pipe F. Gallaire, S. Pei, P. Marcus P. Meliga CP.07 Nanofluid heat transfer enhancement in a developing laminar shear flow J. Liu CQ.07 Acceleration of swimming bacteria at “zero” Reynolds number J. Kessler, L. Cisneros, S. Ganguly, R. Goldstein CR.07 How Do Droplets Acquire Charge? W. Ristenpart, B. Hamlin CS.07 An evaporation model of multicomponent solution drops S. Sartori, A. Liñán, J. Lasheras CT.07 Could gastropods crawl using CT.08 Concertina locomotion of Newtonian mucus? J. Lai, snakes H. Marvi, D. Hu M. Vazquez-Torres, J. del Alamo, J. Rodriguez-Rodriguez, J. Lasheras CU.07 A volume-of-fluid interfacial flow solver with advected normals M. Raessi, J. Mostaghimi, M. Bussmann CV.07 Settling of finite-size colliding particles in unbounded domains J. Simeonov, J. Calantoni CM. Microfluids: General II Room: 202B Chair: V. Alvarado, U. of Wyoming CN. Vortex Dynamics and Vortex Flows II Room: 202C Chair: B. Protas, McMaster U. CP. Nanofluids II Room: 203A Chair: J. Posner, Arizona State U. CQ. Biolocomotion I: Micro-swimming I Room: 203B Chair: J. Buchholz, U. of Iowa CR. Drops II Room: 203C Chair: C. Chen, Duke U. CS. Drops III: Evaporation Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: J. Saylor, Clemson U. CT. Biolocomotion II: Slithering, Crawling and Undulatory Swimming Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: A. Lang, U. of Alabama CU. Multiphase Flows II Room: Regency A Chair: M. Soteriou, United Technologies CV. Particle Laden Flows II Room: Regency B Chair: T. O’Hern, Sandia National Laboratories 14:31 14:44 CV.08 Gravity influence on the clustering of charged particles in turbulence J. Lu, H. Nordsiek, R. Shaw CU.08 Numerical simulation of two-phase flows in complex geometries by combining two different immersed-boundary methods B. Yin, H. Luo CS.08 Deposition of bi-dispersed particles in inkjet-printed evaporating colloidal drops Y. Sun, A. Joshi, V. Chhasatia CR.08 Formation and Electrically Induced Reversal of “Dynamic” Stagnant Caps B. Hamlin, W. Ristenpart CQ.08 Teaching Stokesian Dynamics to Swim J. Swan, J. Brady CP.08 A multiscale model for nanoparticle binding dynamics under shear flow Y. Liu, J. Tan CM.08 Dynamics of the Liquid Meniscus in Micropillar Arrays R. Xiao, R. Enright, E. Wang 14:57 CL.10 Contraction-driven Mixing and Absorption in the Intestine with a 3D lattice-Boltzmann Model B. Gino, J. Brasseur, Y. Wang 53 CV.09 Dust Settling in Protoplanetary Disks and the Onset of Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability J. Barranco, A. Lee, E. Chiang, P. Marcus, X. Asay-Davis CU.09 Multi-scale modeling of compressible multi-fluid flow with sharp-interface method X. Hu, N. Adams CT.09 Comparison of physical, numerical and resistive force models of undulatory locomotion within granular media D. Goldman, R. Maladen, Y. Ding, P. Umbanhowar CS.09 Evaporation of a sessile droplet: Inside the coffee stain A. Hoang, G. Berteloot, A. Daerr, P. Kavehpour, F. Lequeux, L. Limat CR.09 Particle-particle Interactions on the Surface of a Drop Subjected to a Uniform Electric Field S. Nudurupati, M. Janjua, P. Singh, N. Aubry CQ.09 Numerical simulations of microscale steady streaming using viscous vortex particle method K. Chong, J. Eldredge CP.09 Evanescent wave based near-wall thermometry utilizing Brownian motion K. Anoop, R. Khader, R. Sadr CV.10 Dispersion of a cloud of particles in the accelerated flow behind a moving shock G. Jacobs, T. Dittmann, W. Don CU.10 Multiscale Issues in DNS of Multiphase Flows G. Tryggvason, S. Thomas, J. Lu, B. Aboulhasanzadeh CS.10 Deposits of drying drops of a nanotube suspension M. Vargas, C. Limon, O. Sarmiento, G. Hernandez-Cruz, E. Ramos, M. Rincon CQ.10 Flow shear induced cross-stream migration by a green alga A. Chengala, M. Hondzo, J. Sheng CP.10 Hybrid Continuum and Molecular Modeling of Nano-scale Flows A. Povitsky, S. Zhao CN.09 Structure of a Steady Bathtub CN.10 Vortex Behavior in Vortex A. Andersen, L. BØhling, Fully-Oscillating Low-Speed Jet Flows D. Fabre P. Jones, J. Baker CM.09 Disjoining pressure in thin liquid films on charged structured surfaces C. Ketelaar, V. Ajaev CL.08 Peristaltic pumping in an CL.09 Micro-Macro Scale Mixing elastic tube: feeding the hungry python Interactions by Intestinal Villi Enhance D. Takagi, N. Balmforth Absorption: a 3D Lattice-Boltzmann Model Y. Wang, J. Brasseur, G. Banco 14:18 CL.07 Patterns in Clam Excurrent Siphon Velocity According to External Environmental Cues D. Webster, S. Delavan Session CL. Biofluids: Physiological Feeding Room: 202A Chair: S. Shadden, IIT Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 15:10 Refreshment Break, 15:10–15:30 Promenade Ballroom CY.07 Surfactant-induced superspreading of liquid drops on solid substrates G. Karapetsas, R. Craster, O. Matar CZ.07 Effects of Rotation on Internal CZ.08 Self-induced shear CZ.09 The benthic boundary layer Solitary Waves K. Helfrich, instabilities by large amplitude internal under fully-nonlinear internal solitary R. Grimshaw, T. Johnson waves C. Viotti, R. Camassa, R. Tiron waves of depression Y. Lin, L. Redekopp CZ. Waves II Room: Regency F Chair: W. Phillips, Swinburne U. of Technology, Australia 14:57 CW.10 Effect of initial conditions on a high Schmidt-number Rayleigh-Taylor mixing layer L. Mutnuri, A. Banerjee CY.08 Dynamics of surfactants spreading on gel layers: cracking and pattern formation C. Spandagos, S. Akhtar, P. Luckham, O. Matar 54 CY.09 Gravitational stabilization of the interfacial surfactant-induced instability of shear flows A. Schweiger, A. Frenkel, D. Halpern CY.10 Long-wavelength Marangoni convection in liquid layer with insoluble surfactant in modulated thermal field A. Mikishev, A. Nepomnyashchy CX.08 The aerodynamics of jumping CX.09 Numerical Investigations of a CX.10 On the skin friction drag rope J. Aristoff, H. Stone Wall Jet with Tabs H. Rahai, reduction in large wind turbines using C. Orrala, H. Hoang sharp V-grooved riblets. Application to a 2.5 MW Clipper wind turbine section R. Arndt, L. Chamorro, F. Sotiropoulos CY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film II Room: Regency E Chair: D. Vella, U. of Cambridge 14:44 CW.09 On Initial Conditions for Turbulent Rayleigh-Taylor Mixing B. Rollin, M. Andrews CX.07 A Free Wake Numerical Simulation for Darrieus Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Performance Prediction R. Belu 14:31 CW.08 The effects of initial conditions on single and two-mode Rayleigh-Taylor instability T. Wei, D. Livescu, M. Andrews CX. Aerodynamics II Room: Regency D Chair: S. Yarusevych, U. of Waterloo 14:18 CW.07 The Effect of Eccentricity on the Stability of Spiral Flows P. Valsecchi CW. Instability: RichtmyerMeshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor II Room: Regency C Chair: K. Prestridge, Los Alamos National Laboratory Session Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 15:10 Refreshment Break, 15:10–15:30 Promenade Ballroom Mini Break 16:05 – 16:10 55 Invited Session DT 15:30 – 16:05, Grand Ballroom B Chair: Kenny Breuer, Brown University Fluid Simulation In The Movies: Navier And Stokes Must Be Circulating In Their Graves Jerry Tessendorf, Rhythm and Hues Studios Invited Session DS 15:30 – 16:05, Grand Ballroom A Chair: Anette Peko Hosoi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Particle Laden Viscous Fluids And The Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill Andrea Bertozzi, UCLA Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 EE.01 Comparison of linear and nonlinear optimal perturbation transient growth in plane Couette flow S. Rabin, C. Caulfield, R. Kerswell EF.01 Ionic transport characterization of carbon-based porous materials C. Rios-Perez, M. Sweeney, R. Kanapuram, A. Chhabra, J. Bowman, C. Hidrovo EG.01 Downwelling in Boundary Currents Subject to Buoyancy Loss C. Cenedese EH.01 Direct Actuation of Small-Scale Motions for Enhanced Heat Transfer in a Straight Channel P. Hidalgo, A. Glezer EJ.01 A EJ.02 Active control of vortex proportional-integral-differential control induced vibrations for flow past a of flow over a circular cylinder D. Son, circular cylinder M. Sridhar, B. Patnaik S. Jeon, H. Choi EE. Instability and Turbulence: Couette and Channel Flow Room: 102C Chair: M. Khashehchi, U. of Melbourne EF. Porous Media III Room: 103A Chair: R. Juanes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology EG. GFD: Oceanography II Room: 103B Chair: J. Yu, North Carolina State U. EH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows III Room: 103C Chair: R. Griffiths, The Australian National U. EJ. Flow Control III Room: 201A Chair: T. Bewley, U. of California, San Diego EK. Acoustics I: Shear Flows EK.01 Investigation of the Near-Field Acoustic Properties of Supersonic Jets Room: 201B with Fluidic Enhanced Chevrons using Chair: M. Wang, U. of Notre Dame Large-Eddy Simulations J. Liu, K. Kailasanath, R. Ramamurti, N. Heeb, D. Munday, E. Gutmark ED.01 Effect of Surface Roughness ED.02 Turbulence modification by on heat transfer in a Turbulent Channel stable stratification in channel flow Flow S. Leonardi, B. Cruz Perez, M. Garcia-Villalba, J. del Alamo J. Lucena ED. Turbulence Simulations I Room: 102B Chair: C. Lee, Yonsei U. EE.03 Streamwise vortices in shear flows: harbingers of transition and the skeleton of coherent structures S. Sherwin, P. Hall EK.02 Non-linear parabolized stability equation (NPSE) models for predicting large-scale mixing noise of turbulent round jets A. Samanta, K. Gudmundsson, T. Colonius EH.02 Influence of temperature-dependent fluid properties on heat transfer in turbulent channel flow A. Soldati, F. Zonta, C. Marchioli EK.05 Identifying Lighthill source term with large-eddy simulation of subsonic turbulent jet H. Lee, A. Uzun, M. Hussaini EJ.05 Local flow control for active building facades S. Kaligotla, W. Chen, M. Glauser EH.05 Three-dimensional extraction and analysis of thermal plumes in turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection M. Kaczorowski, O. Shishkina, K. Xia EG.04 Turbulent Mixing Efficiency in EG.05 Multiple-Scale Asymptotics for Stratified Couette Taylor Flow Oceanic Fluid Dynamics: Coupled B. Rodenborn, G. Ebert, H. Swinney Planetary- and Quasi-Geostrophic Equations I. Grooms, K. Julien, B. Fox-Kemper EH.04 Natural Convection in a Slot Subject to a Spatially Distributed Heating M. Hossain, J. Floryan ED.06 POD Study of Turbulent Boundary Layer Structures J. Baltzer, R. Adrian, X. Wu EC.06 Eddy-Based Model for Wall-Bounded Turbulent Flows B. Rosenberg, A. Smits, S. Bailey EB.06 Hairpin vortices in the transitional and developed turbulence of a flat-plate boundary layer* J. Wallace, X. Wu, I. Park, P. Moin 17:15 EK.06 Effects of heating and Mach number on global modes of high-speed jets J. Nichols, S. Lele EJ.06 A Closed-loop Suction Flow Control Study over a Pitching Turret R. Wallace, P. Shea, V. Thirunavukkarasu, R. Schmit, H. Carlson, M. Glauser EH.06 Prandtl-Blasius temperature and velocity boundary layer profiles in turbulent Rayleigh-Benard convection K. Xia, Q. Zhou, R. Stevens, K. Sugiyama, S. Grossmann, D. Lohse EG.06 Evaluation of turbulent Prandtl (Schmidt) number parameterizations for stably stratified turbulent flows Z. Elliott, S. Venayagamoorthy EF.06 DNS of inertial flows in porous media: Assessment of mesh quality and resolution J. Finn, S. Apte, B. Wood EE.05 Vorticity Fluctuations in Plane EE.06 Nonlinear stability, bifurcation Couette Flow J. Ortiz De Zarate, and resonance in granular plane Couette flow P. Shukla, M. Alam J. Sengers EF.04 Quantitative Visualization of EF.05 Wicking/absorption of a liquid Water Distribution in an Operating droplet into nano-porous fibers Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell S. Kim, G. Callegari, J. Qi, A. Ribaudo S. Lee EE.04 Critical layer structure in transitional Couette flows H. Blackburn, P. Hall, S. Sherwin EK.03 Adjoint-based minimization of EK.04 Effect of roughness shape on the sound radiated by a Mach 1.3 rough-wall boundary-layer noise turbulent jet J. Kim, D. Bodony, Q. Yang, M. Wang J. Freund 56 EB.05 Comparison of turbulence in a transitional boundary layer to turbulence in a developed boundary layer* G. Park, J. Wallace, X. Wu, P. Moin ED.04 Use of POD to Investigate ED.05 Coherent Structures in the Large-Scale Structures in Turbulent Flow over Two-Dimensional Dunes Flow with Rib-Roughness M. Samani, M. Omidyeganeh, U. Piomelli D. Bergstrom EJ.03 The Hydrodynamic Cart-Pole: EJ.04 Shape Optimization of Experiments in Machine Learning and Micro-Magnetic Locomotors Control of Fluid-Body Interactions E. Keaveny, S. Walker, M. Shelley J. Roberts, J. Steinhardt, S. Spagnolie, R. Tedrake EH.03 Viscous Lock-Exchange in Rectangular Cells: Calculation and Experiments D. Salin, J. Martin, N. Rakotomalala, L. Talon EG.02 Diffusion-limited settling of EG.03 LES of turbulent stratified porous particles in a stratified fluid flows on shallow continental shelves K. Kindler, B. Liu, R. Stocker, A. Khalili G. Martinat, A. Tejada-MartÍnez, C. Grosch EF.02 Two phase flow in a porous EF.03 Dynamics of poroelastic foams Hele-Shaw cell J. Luviano, E. Ramos, Y. Forterre, B. Sobac G. Hernandez-Cruz, A. Hernandez-Guerrero EE.02 Streamwise vortices in shear flows: Stability of the lower branch states in Couette flow P. Hall, S. Sherwin ED.03 DNS of multiscale-generated turbulence J. Vassilicos, S. Laizet EC.02 Investigation of Subgrid-Scale EC.03 Characterization of the flow on Turbulence in the Atmospheric Surface the axis of two confined-opposed-jets Layer using AHATS Field Data J. Krawczynski, L. Danaila, B. Renou K. Nguyen, S. Oncley, T. Horst, P. Sullivan, C. Tong 17:02 EA.03 An Overview of Aero-Optics E. Jumper EC.04 Scale-by-scale energy budget EC.05 Streamwise-constant model equations for large-eddy simulations of intermittent turbulent pipe flow M. Gauding, J. Goebbert, R. Flesch, J. Bourguignon, B. McKeon C. Guenther, N. Peters EC.01 Study of the Invariants of the Velocity-Gradient Tensor in Homogeneous Isotropic Turbulence by means of 3C-3D Tomographic PIV N. Buchmann, S. Rouvier, J. Soria EC. Turbulence Modeling III Room: 102A Chair: O. Vasilyev, U. of Colorado EB.02 Scaling and interactions of inner and outer regions in wall-bounded turbulence R. Mathis, N. Hutchins, I. Marusic EB.03 Time-resolved evolution of the EB.04 Direct simulation of the wall-bounded vorticity cascade zero-pressure-gradient boundary layer A. Lozano-Durán, J. Jiménez up to Reθ = 6000 J. Sillero, G. Borrell, A. Gungor, J. Jiménez, R. Moser, T. Oliver 16:49 EB.01 Understanding and quantifying wall-turbulence: a new closure approach Z. She, X. Chen, Y. Wu, F. Hussain 16:36 EB. Turbulent Boundary Layers III Room: 101B Chair: D. R. Dowling, U. of Michigan 16:23 EA.02 Remote Sensing of Sound Speed in the Ocean via Brillouin Scattering E. Fry 16:10 EA. Mini-Symposium on EA.01 Temperature spectra and the light beam depolarization in laboratory Optical Effects of Turbulence Rayleigh-Benard convection with the Rayleigh number between 108 to 5 · 109 D. Bogucki Room: 101A Chair: D. Bogucki, Texas A&M Corpus Christi Session Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 EP.01 Atomistic-continuum hybrid simulations for nano-scale flows P. Kulkarni, G. Tomar, C. Fu, M. Shell, L. Leal EQ.01 The random walk of a low-Reynolds-number swimmer S. RafaÏ, M. Garcia, S. Berti, P. Peyla ER.01 Tuning of the droplet motion in ER.02 Experimental and numerical interconnected microfluidic devices visualization of the recirculation flow inside a gas flow-focused liquid G. Hu, K. Song, L. Zhang meniscus M. Torregrosa, C. Ferrera, A. Ganan-Calvo, M. Herrada, M. Marchand ES.01 Dynamics of water droplet on ES.02 Spreading and breakup of a ES.03 Droplets on shallow grooved a superhydrophobic carbon nanotube compound drop over a partially wetting hydrophobic surfaces O. Bliznyuk, array A. Aria, C. Shu, A. Ghosh, substrate J. Feng, P. Gao V. Veligura, S. Kooij, B. Poelsema M. Gharib ET.01 Small, sleek, and in control: The body plan, sensory-neural control, and flight stability of insects L. Ristroph, A. Bergou, J. Guckenheimer, Z. Wang, I. Cohen EU.01 Predicting Biomass Fluidization through Appropriate Modeling of Initial Conditions F. Battaglia, J. England, S. Kanholy, M. Deza EV.01 Particle-resolved simulation of turbulence modification by large particles with high inertia M. Mehrabadi, S. Tenneti, S. Subramaniam EP. Nanofluids III Room: 203A Chair: X. Xuan, Clemson U. EQ. Biolocomotion III: Micro-swimming II Room: 203B Chair: P. Arratia, U. of Pennsylvania ER. Drops IV Room: 203C Chair: A. Anilkumar, Vanderbilt U. ES. Drops V Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: A. Aliseda, U. of Washington ET. Biolocomotion IV: Morphology of Flying and Swimming Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Peng, U. of Alaska Fairbanks EU. Multiphase Flows III Room: Regency A Chair: F. Toschi, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven EV. Particle Laden Flows: Simulations I Room: Regency B Chair: A. Ferrante, U. of Washington EV.02 Particle–resolved direct numerical simulation of heat transfer in gas–solid systems S. Tenneti, B. Sun, S. Subramaniam EU.02 Numerical study of impact of evaporation on liquid jet in cross-flow M. Soteriou, X. Li, M. Arienti ET.02 Drag Measurements over Embedded Cavities Modeled after Butterfly Scales in Low Reynolds Number Couette Flow R. Jones, A. Lang EQ.02 Jump if you can’t take the heat: three escape gaits of Paramecium swimming C. Baroud, A. Hamel, C. Fisch, L. Combettes, P. Dupuys-Williams EP.02 Molecular dynamics simulation of non-Newtonian phenomena and shear-induced structural changes in atomic fluids X. Yong, L. Zhang EN.02 Motion of a vortex ring with swirl M. Cheng, J. Lou, T. Lim EN.01 The stability of a family of vortex rings C. O’Farrell, J. Dabiri 16:49 EL.04 Airflow Simulation and Particle Deposition in a 3D Rat Lung Model J. Oakes, S. Shadden, C. Darquenne, A. Marsden 17:02 57 EV.03 Heat and mass transfer past ordered and random arrays of monodisperse spheres B. Sun, S. Tenneti , R. Garg, S. Subramaniam EU.03 Characterization of primary atomization mechanism of straight liquid jets J. Shinjo, A. Umemura ET.03 The Effect of Wing Scales on Monarch Butterfly Flight Characteristics A. Shaw, R. Jones, A. Lang ER.03 Paramagnetic Leidenfrost Drops K. Piroird, B. Darbois Texier, C. Clanet, D. Quere ES.05 The effect of contact angle hysteresis on droplet motion and collisions on superhydrophobic surfaces M. Nilsson, J. Rothstein ER.05 Thermocapillary droplet flow parallel to a fluid-fluid interface E. Greco, R. Grigoriev EV.04 Is Stokes number an appropriate indicator for turbulence modulation by particles of Taylor-length-scale size? F. Lucci, A. Ferrante, S. Elghobashi EU.04 Modeling and simulation of primary atomization with phase transition P. Zeng, B. Binninger, N. Peters, H. Pitsch, M. Herrmann EN.06 Interaction of a Vortex Ring with Surfaces of Constant Porosity J. Hrynuk, D. Bohl EM.06 Droplet and Slug Detachment and Entrainment in Microchannel Gas Flows B. Robinson, B. Carroll, C. Hidrovo ET.06 The Performance of Finite-span Hydrofoils with Humpback Whale-like Leading Edge Protuberances D. Custodio, C. Henoch, H. Johari ES.06 Wetting and Dewetting on Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Two-Tier Roughness J. Boreyko, C. Chen ER.06 A scaling theory for the hydrodynamic interaction between a pair of vesicles or capsules L. Leal, A. Ramachandran EQ.06 Digital Holographic Study of the Swimming Characteristics of Prorocnetrum minimum (Dinophyceae) M. Sohn, K. Seo, S. Lee EV.05 Direct numerical simulation of dense particle-laden flows Investigation of the forces acting on the particles P. Pepiot, O. Desjardins EV.06 Direct numerical simulation of flow including dense solid particles having microscopic arrangements T. Wakamatsu, T. Tsuji, H. Yada, T. Tanaka EU.05 Analysis of Column Instability EU.06 Droplets dynamics and Modes in Liquid Jet in Crossflow breakup in turbulent flows F. Toschi, Atomization S. Ghods, M. Arienti, L. Biferale, P. Perlekar, M. Sbragaglia M. Soteriou, M. Herrmann ET.04 Explanation of the effects of ET.05 Hydrodynamics of penguin leading-edge tubercles on the wing models F. Noca, N. Duong, aerodynamics of airfoils and finite J. Herpich wings M. Saadat, H. Haj-Hariri, F. Fish ES.04 Effects of the Secondary Length Scale on Hierarchical Superhydrophobic Surfaces Fabricated by Double-Layer Electron Beam Lithography J. Feng, J. Rothstein ER.04 Generation of Single, Monodisperse Compound Droplets J. Black, G. Neitzel 17:15 EL.06 Unsteady Simulation of a Human Respiratory System with Micron-Particles S. Taherian, H. Rahai, T. Waddington EP.05 Multiscale analysis of structure EP.06 Origin of line tension for a of confined simple fluids T. Sanghi, Lennard-Jones nanodroplet J. Weijs, N. Aluru A. Marchand, J. Snoeijer, B. Andreotti, D. Lohse EN.05 Vortex Ring Dynamics in Radially Confined Domains K. Stewart, C. Niebel, S. Jung, P. Vlachos EM.05 An examination of collisional Lattice Boltzmann Method for microchannel flows B. Green, P. Vedula EL.05 Numerical investigation of aerosolized drug delivery in the human lungs under mechanical ventilator conditions T. Vanrhein, A. Banerjee EQ.03 Ciliary locomotion in presence EQ.04 Collective beating of artificial EQ.05 Optimal swimming of model of boundaries S. Jana, S. Um, S. Jung microcilia arrays D. Bartolo, N. Coq, ciliates S. Michelin, E. Lauga O. Du Roure, M. Fermigier, S. Ngo EP.03 A Long-Range Electric Field EP.04 A New Approach in Solver for Molecular Dynamics of Processing Atomistic Simulations Fluid-Solid Interfaces Based on L. Grinberg, G. Karniadakis Atomistic-to-Continuum Modeling J. Templeton, R. Jones, J. Zimmerman, B. Wong, J. Lee EN.03 Effect of a ground plane on a EN.04 Convection of a Vortex Ring turbulent vortex ring trajectory Parallel to a Plane Wall V. O’Loughlin, M. Beninati, M. McErlean, M. Krane, D. Bohl A. Fontaine EM.03 The Effect of Aspect Ratio on EM.04 Dynamics of pulsatile flows Taylor Dispersion in Oscillatory through elastic microtubes O. San, Poiseuille Flow in Rectangular A. Staples Channels J. Lee, E. Kulla, A. Tripathi, A. Chauhan EN. Vortex Flows: Vortex Rings Room: 202C Chair: P. Newton, U. of Southern California 16:36 EL.03 Stability analysis of the pulmonary liquid bilayer. D. Halpern, J. Grotberg EM.01 Taylor-Aris dispersion in EM.02 Designing patterned time-dependent laminar channel flows microchannels to separate S. Vedel, H. Bruus colloid-polymer suspensions H. Masoud, A. Alexeev 16:23 EL.02 Newtonian to non-Newtonian flow transition in lung surfactants A. Sadoughi, A. Hirsa, J. Lopez EM. Microfluids: General III: Microchannels Room: 202B Chair: E. Wang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 16:10 EL.01 Regional airflow and particle distribution in the lung with a 3D-1D coupled subject-specific boundary condition J. Choi, Y. Yin, E. Hoffman, M. Tawhai, C. Lin EL. Biofluids: Physiological Respiratory Room: 202A Chair: M. Plesniak, George Washington U. Session Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 16:10 EW.01 An experimental study of the turbulent development of Richtmyer-Meshkov instability prior to, and following, reshock J. Jacobs, O. Likhatchev, V. Tsiklashvili EX.01 Time-dependent measurements over membrane plates at low Reynolds number J. Hubner, K. Scott, A. Timpe, L. Ukeiley EY.01 Surface temperature reconstruction based on the thermocapillary effect M. Sellier, S. Panda EZ.01 Subcritical Transition and Spiral Turbulence in Taylor-Couette Flow M. Burin, C. Czarnocki, T. DaPron, K. McDonald Session EW. Instability: RichtmyerMeshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor III Room: Regency C Chair: D. Livescu, Los Alamos National Laboratory EX. Aerodynamics III Room: Regency D Chair: J. Bayandor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. EY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film III Room: Regency E Chair: G. M. Homsy, U. of British Columbia EZ. Couette and Swirling Flows Room: Regency F Chair: R. Lueptow, Northwestern U. 16:23 16:36 EW.03 Turbulence in reshocked Richtmyer-Meshkov unstable fluid layers B. Balakumar, G. Orlicz, R. Ristorcelli, S. Balasubramanian, K. Prestridge, C. Tomkins 16:49 EW.04 Simulation of Material Mixing in Shocked and Reshocked Gas-Curtain Experiments A. Gowardhan, F. Grinstein 58 EZ.02 Torque scaling in turbulent EZ.03 Turbulent scaling in rotating Taylor-Couette flow with independently spherical Couette flow rotating cylinders M. Paoletti, D. Zimmerman, S. Triana, D. Lathrop D. Lathrop EY.02 Oscillatory surface patterns in EY.03 Influence of vibration on a heated thin film of a binary mixture thermocapillary instability in a binary mixture with Soret effect M. Bestehorn I. Fayzrakhmanova, S. Shklyaev, A. Nepomnyashchy 17:02 17:15 EW.06 Sensitivity of Shock Accelerated Multi-Component Compressible Flows S. Shankar, S. Lele EY.05 Influence of Gas Rarefaction on Thermocapillary Flow and Instability in Confined Nanofilms N. Liu, S. Troian EZ.06 Enhanced Angular Momentum Transport in Magnetized Spherical Couette Flow M. Adams, D. Lathrop EY.06 Thermocapillary convection in a cylindrical liquid bridge – Effect of the ambient gas M. Lukasser, D. Lanzerstorfer, H. Kuhlmann EX.05 Unsteady Aerodynamics on a EX.06 Stability Characteristics of Pitching Plunging Flat Plate A. Hart, Low Reynolds Number, Low Aspect L. Ukeiley Ratio Wings M. Shields, K. Mohseni EW.05 Modeling the Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability through Baroclinic Vorticity Production C. Weber, R. Bonazza, A. Cook EZ.04 Taylor–Couette–Poiseuille flow EZ.05 Precessional states in a with a permeable inner cylinder laboratory model of the Earth’s core N. Tilton, D. Martinand, E. Serre, S. Triana, D. Zimmerman, D. Lathrop R. Lueptow EY.04 Convection and evaporation rate of planar liquid films subjected to impulsive superheating J. Kimball, J. Hermanson, J. Allen EX.02 Low dimensional state-space EX.03 The Dynamics of Spanwise EX.04 Flow Structure on Plates in representations for classical unsteady Vorticity on a Rotating Blade in Unsteady Motion T. Yilmaz, aerodynamic models S. Brunton, Unsteady Flow C. Wojcik, J. Buchholz D. Rockwell C. Rowley EW.02 Nonideal Effects in Single Mode Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability Shock Tube Experiments R. Morgan, J. Jacobs, J. Greenough, W. Cabot Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 Session 17:28 17:41 ED.07 Development and Assessment ED.08 Coherent turbulent motions in of Proper Orthogonal Decomposition a Mach 3 boundary layer I. Beekman, for Analysis of Turbulent Flow in Piston Y. Kan, S. Priebe, P. Martin Engines K. Liu, D. Haworth ED. Turbulence Simulations I Room: 102B Chair: C. Lee, Yonsei U. EC.09 The Role of the Algorithm in the Design of LES to Capture Law-of-the-Wall G. Vijayakumar, J. Brasseur, M. Churchfield, A. Lavely, P. Moriarty, M. Kinzel, E. Paterson 18:07 EK. Acoustics I: Shear Flows EK.07 Jet Noise Source Parameterization Based on Far-Field Room: 201B Sound Intensity Distributions Chair: M. Wang, U. of Notre Dame D. Papamoschou EJ.07 Feedback control of wall turbulence for drag reduction with finite spatial and temporal resolution B. Frohnapfel, A. Stroh, Y. Hasegawa, N. Kasagi EJ. Flow Control III Room: 201A Chair: T. Bewley, U. of California, San Diego EJ.09 Control of vortex induced vibrations by suction and blowing K. Muralidharan, B. Patnaik 59 EK.08 Acoustics and Mean Flow of EK.09 The frequency spectrum of Coaxial Jets with Variable Velocity and sound generated by turbulent shear Area Ratios S. Rostamimonjezi, flows G. He, X. Zhao, X. Zhang D. Papamoschou EJ.08 Direct simulation of a separated boundary layer under the influence of large-scale forcing. A. Gungor, M. Simens, J. Jiménez EK.10 Study of supersonic components in high-speed turbulent jets using wavenumber-frequency domain filtering and POD J. Ryu, S. Lele EJ.10 Dissimilar control of momentum and heat transfer in wall turbulence with traveling wave-like wall blowing and suction Y. Hasegawa, N. Kasagi EH.09 Experimental study of natural EH.10 Buoyancy-Induced Columnar convection inside a differentially heated Vortices for Power Generation enclosure with internal heat generation M. Simpson, A. Glezer C. Butler, M. Geron, D. Newport EH.07 Numerical Simulations of Rapidly Rotating Convection with Boundary Topography M. Calkins, J. Noir, J. Eldredge, J. Aurnou EH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows III Room: 103C Chair: R. Griffiths, The Australian National U. EH.08 Plumes and Fountains in a Cross-Wind B. Sutherland, A. Anderson-Frey, J. Ansong EG.07 Response of a stable EG.08 Bottom turbulence during EG.09 Drift in sheared shallow water EG.10 Coherent structures in a stratified jet to surface wind and resonant generation of Internal waves waves W. Phillips, A. Dai, K. Tjan stratified and rotating shear layer with buoyancy forcing H. Pham, S. Sarkar at a critical slope B. Gayen, S. Sarkar horizontal shear E. Arobone, S. Sarkar EG. GFD: Oceanography II Room: 103B Chair: J. Yu, North Carolina State U. EF.10 Some Remarks on the flow of Viscoelastic Fluids in Porous Media P. Kaloni EF.07 Pressure-driven flow in a channel with porous walls Q. Liu, A. Prosperetti EF.08 Modeling Deformable Fibrous EF.09 Fingering Instabilities during Media Using Direct Numerical Capillary Imbibition into Paper N. Young, B. Higgins, W. Ristenpart Simulations I. Khan, C. Aidun EC.10 Advances in the Design of LES to Capture Law-of-the-Wall: Role of the SFS Stress Model J. Brasseur, S. Ramachandran, T. Wei EB.10 Dynamic wall shear stress measurements in a turbulent channel flow O. Amili, J. Soria EF. Porous Media III Room: 103A Chair: R. Juanes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology EE. Instability and EE.07 Chaotic synchronization of the EE.08 Development of anisotropy in EE.09 A Critical Parameter of the wall turbulence S. Tardu a spanwise rotating channel S. Tardu, Transition to Localized Turbulence Turbulence: Couette and J. Baerenzung J. Tao, H. Dou Channel Flow Room: 102C Chair: M. Khashehchi, U. of Melbourne EC.08 Modeling the convective and pressure terms in finite-volume LES with unresolved wall layers H. Chang, R. Moser EC.07 Simulation Wall-Bounded Turbulent Flows with Linear Effective Viscosity Models: Drag Reduction and New Mechanistic Insight R. Wang, C. Li, Y. Pan, B. Khomami EC. Turbulence Modeling III Room: 102A Chair: O. Vasilyev, U. of Colorado 17:54 EA.05 Optical distortions by compressible turbulence: distortion measures and importance of small-scale structures A. Mani EB.08 Very large-scale motions in a EB.09 Multi-scale geometry of flow turbulent boundary layer H. Sung, structures in a flat-plate turbulent J. Lee boundary layer I. Bermejo-Moreno, C. Atkinson, S. Chumakov, J. Soria, X. Wu EB.07 Transitional and turbulent flat-plate boundary layers with heat transfer X. Wu, P. Moin EB. Turbulent Boundary Layers III Room: 101B Chair: D. R. Dowling, U. of Michigan EA. Mini-Symposium on EA.04 Remote Sensing of Turbulence in Natural Fluids C. Gibson Optical Effects of Turbulence Room: 101A Chair: D. Bogucki, Texas A&M Corpus Christi 19:00 18:20 Free Time, 18:20–19:00 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 F1. Reception, 19:00–22:00 Aquarium of the Pacific EP.07 Contact line dynamics of sessile nanofluid droplets under inert and saturated atmospheres S. Jack, K. Sefiane, P. Valluri, O. Matar EQ.07 Oscillatory Flows Induced by Swimming Microorganisms in Two-dimensions J. Guasto, K. Johnson, J. Gollub ER.07 Sessile-drop oscillations fill a ER.08 Surface tension propulsion of ER.09 Spreading Dynamics of a symmetry-breaking periodic table fungal spores by use of microdroplets Droplet over a Superhydrophobic J. Bostwick, P. Steen X. Noblin, S. Yang, J. Dumais Surface N. Bhole, C. Maldarelli ES.07 Dynamic wetting and hysteresis on superhydrophobic surfaces: an experimental observation of contact line motion A. Paxson, K. Smyth, H. Kwon, K. Varanasi EP. Nanofluids III Room: 203A Chair: X. Xuan, Clemson U. EQ. Biolocomotion III: Micro-swimming II Room: 203B Chair: P. Arratia, U. of Pennsylvania ER. Drops IV Room: 203C Chair: A. Anilkumar, Vanderbilt U. ES. Drops V Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: A. Aliseda, U. of Washington 18:07 EL.10 Numerical Simulations of the Propagation of a Liquid Plug through a 2D Airway Bifurcation B. Vaughan, Jr., J. Grotberg 60 EV.09 Tracking Rigid Spherical Particles in Incompressible Flows via Dissipative Hydrodynamics B. Houchens, K. Davis, Y. Shi, A. Kim EV.07 Particle Dispersal in Rapid Expanding Gas Flow: Importance of Unsteady Force and Heat Transfer Y. Ling, A. Haselbacher, S. Balachandar EV. Particle Laden Flows: Simulations I Room: Regency B Chair: A. Ferrante, U. of Washington EV.08 Extension of Basset-Boussinesq-Oseen and Maxey-Riley Equations to Compressible Flows M. Parmar, A. Haselbacher, S. Balachandar EU.08 Direct Numerical Simulation of EU.09 DNS of turbulent two-layer Air Layer Drag Reduction over a flows R. Zhvansky, P. Spelt Backward-facing Step D. Kim, P. Moin EU.07 Simulations of bubble coalescence and breaking-up using connectivity-free point-set front tracking method with finite element C. Wang, L. Zhang EU. Multiphase Flows III Room: Regency A Chair: F. Toschi, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ES.10 Deceleration-driven wetting transition of “gently” deposited drops on textured hydrophobic surfaces K. Varanasi, H. Kwon, A. Paxson, N. Patankar EV.10 LBM Simulations of 3D Peristaltic Transport with Particles K. Connington, Q. Kang, H. Viswanathan, S. Chen EU.10 Interfacial flows in micro-channels: flow regimes and transitions M. Ahmadlouydarab, P. Gao, J. Feng ET.09 A Hydrodynamic Model of ET.10 Flow Transport in Microtubes Lateral Line of Fish for Vortex Sensing Inspired by Insect Respiratory Systems Z. Ren Y. Aboelkaasem, A. Staples ET.08 Viscous to inertial pumping transitions in a robotic gill plate array M. Larson, K. Kiger ES.09 Preferential Condensation of Water Droplets Using Hybrid Hydrophobic-Hydrophilic Surfaces K. Varanasi, T. Deng, A. Paxson, R. Dhiman ER.10 High speed droplet interactions with heated microtextured surfaces M. Bergman, T. Kim, C. Hidrovo EQ.09 Numerical simulation of a EQ.10 Is paramecium swimming rotating elastic rod in a viscous fluid autonomic? P. Bandyopadhyay, using the immersed boundary method N. Toplosky, J. Hansen R. Maniyeri, Y. Suh, S. Kang, M. Kim EP.09 Separation of nanoparticles by EP.10 Spontaneous Imbibition flow past a patterned substrate Dynamics of an n-Alkane in R. Zhang, J. Koplik Nanopores: Evidence of Meniscus Freezing and Monolayer Sticking P. Huber, S. Gruener ET. Biolocomotion IV: ET.07 Why fishes have a fish shape Morphology of Flying and C. Eloy, L. Schouveiler Swimming Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Peng, U. of Alaska Fairbanks ES.08 Droplet growth and coalescence on nanostructured surfaces during condensation R. Enright, M. McCarthy, B. Hatton, E. Wang EQ.08 Swimming of a Microrobot Actuated by a Clinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging Apparatus F. Gosselin, D. Zhou, V. Lalande, M. Vonthron, S. Martel EP.08 Optimization of Nanoparticle Separation through Solid State Nanopore P. Dutta, T. Jubery, A. Prabhu, M. Kim EN.08 Formation number of EN.09 Vortex ring refraction at large EN.10 An experimental study on positively and negatively buoyant Froude numbers K. Kuehn, merging of two co-axial co-rotating vortex rings J. Satti, J. Peng vortex rings J. RodrÍguez-RodrÍguez, M. Moeller, M. Schulz, D. Sanfelippo C. Marugán-Cruz, C. MartÍnez-Bazán EM.09 Effect of channel turn on the EM.10 Effect of surface condition on trajectory of an electrophoretic particle the flow in segmented gas-liquid D. House, H. Luo microreactors S. Pouya, M. Koochesfahani EN.07 Vortex rings from Sphagnum moss capsules D. Whitaker, S. Strassman, J. Cha, E. Chang, X. Guo, J. Edwards EM.08 WITHDRAWN . EN. Vortex Flows: Vortex Rings Room: 202C Chair: P. Newton, U. of Southern California 17:54 EL.09 Coughing and sneezing L. Bourouiba, A. Tasissa, J. Bush EM.07 Gas-flow animation by unsteady boundary heating in a microchannel N. Hadjiconstantinou, G. Radtke, A. Manela 17:41 EL.08 Pulsatile flow past a single oscillating cylinder R. Seda, A. Qamar, J. Bull EM. Microfluids: General III: Microchannels Room: 202B Chair: E. Wang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 17:28 EL.07 Particle Deposition During Airway Closure C. Tai, D. Halpern, J. Grotberg Session EL. Biofluids: Physiological Respiratory Room: 202A Chair: M. Plesniak, George Washington U. 19:00 18:20 Free Time, 18:20–19:00 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 F1. Reception, 19:00–22:00 Aquarium of the Pacific EY.07 Influence of adsorption kinetics on the Marangoni convection in a binary liquid layer with a soluble surfactant A. Nepomnyashchy, S. Shklyaev EZ.07 Drag Measurements over Embedded Cavities in a Low Reynolds Number Couette Flow C. Gilmer, A. Lang, R. Jones EY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film III Room: Regency E Chair: G. M. Homsy, U. of British Columbia EZ. Couette and Swirling Flows Room: Regency F Chair: R. Lueptow, Northwestern U. 17:54 EX.09 Vortex Formation vs. Aerodynamic Force Coefficient Variations for Rapidly-Pitching Flat Plates M. Ol, K. Granlund EW.09 Modeling a Shock-Accelerated Fluid - Multiphase Fluid Interface M. Anderson, J. Conroy, C. Truman, P. Vorobieff, S. Kumar EZ.08 Computational Analysis of Low Reynolds Number Couette Flow Over Embedded Cavities C. Leibenguth, A. Lang, W. Schreiber 61 EZ.09 Slow dynamics in a highly turbulent von Kármán swirling flow M. Lopez, J. Burguete EY.08 Thermocapillary fluid pumping EY.09 On the unsteady Benard – using traveling thermal waves Marangoni problem I. Frankel, A. Oron, W. Mao, A. Alexeev M. Weidenfeld EX.08 Unsteady force measurement of SD7003 foil under pitch-up, hold and pitch-down motion at Re = 1x104 for Micro Aerial Vehicle applications S. Srigrarom, W. Chai EX.07 Surface Visualization of Low Re Flow over Low Aspect Ratio Flat Plate Wings B. Farley, J. Hubner 17:41 EX. Aerodynamics III Room: Regency D Chair: J. Bayandor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. 17:28 EW.08 Experimental Study of a Shock-Accelerated Gas Flow Non-Uniformly Seeded With Droplets J. Conroy, M. Anderson, R. White, P. Vorobieff, C. Truman, S. Kumar Session EW. Instability: RichtmyerEW.07 Effects of Initial Conditions on Meshkov/Rayleigh-Taylor III the Planar Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability F. Grinstein, A. Gowardhan Room: Regency C Chair: D. Livescu, Los Alamos National Laboratory 18:07 EZ.10 Turbulent counterflow driven by swirl decay A. Borissov, V. Shtern EX.10 Lift generation of an impulsively started flat wing from the perspective of a diagnostic vorticity force theory C. Hsieh, J. Lee, C. Kao, C. Chang, C. Chu EW.10 Effect of multi-mode initial conditions in shock-driven flows S. Balasubramanian, K. Prestridge, B. Balakumar, G. Orlicz, G. Friedman 19:00 18:20 Free Time, 18:20–19:00 Sunday Afternoon, 21 November 2010 F1. Reception, 19:00–22:00 Aquarium of the Pacific 62 63 Monday, 22 November 2010 Sessions G – L 08:13 GD.02 High-Order Finite-Difference Solution of the Poisson Equation with Interface Jump Conditions II A. Marques, J. Nave, R. Rosales GD.01 Effect of Rough Moving Boundaries on Plane Poiseuille Flow D. Cotrell, B. Alder GE.01 Bifurcation and stability analysis of a jet in crossflow at low velocity ratios M. Ilak, P. Schlatter, S. Bagheri, D. Henningson GF.01 Wake modes of rotationally oscillating cylinders P. Sellappan, T. Pottebaum GD. CFD I: Immersed Boundary and Interface Methods Room: 102B Chair: E. Serre, Aix-Marseille Universite GE. Instability: Jets and Wakes I Room: 102C Chair: A. Ekmekci, U. of Toronto GF. Separated Flows I Room: 103A Chair: S. Kumar, The U. of Texas at Brownsville 08:26 08:39 GD.04 A new compressible and incompressible immersed interface method based on analytic continuation, level sets and smooth extension techniques H. Uddin, R. Kramer, C. Pantano GC.04 Variance and Skewness Evolution in Transient Taylor Dispersion K. Mertens, R. Camassa, R. McLaughlin, N. Moore, M. Hernandez, W. Milliken GB.04 Combined Roughness and Favorable Pressure Gradient Effects in a Turbulent Boundary Layer D. Min, K. Christensen GK.01 Transient rheological behavior GK.02 Granular collapse in a fluid: GK.03 The effect of volume fraction GK.04 Terminal velocity of a heavy GK.05 A two dimensional silo of of suspensions near the jamming Role of the initial volume fraction on granular slope stability N. Gravish, object in a superlight granular medium granular materials under gravity transition E. Brown, H. Jaeger L. Rondon, O. Pouliquen, P. Aussillous N. Ward, D. Goldman G. Caballero-Robledo, J. Zhang, R. Ecke F. Pacheco-Vazquez, J. Ruiz-Suarez GK. Granular Flows I Room: 201B Chair: I. Christov, Northwestern U. 64 GJ.02 Bluff Body Separation Control GJ.03 Interaction of a Finite-span using Pulsed Actuation G. Woo, Synthetic-jet and Cross-flow over a T. Crittenden, A. Glezer Swept Wing J. Vasile, Y. Elimelech, M. Amitay GJ.04 Hybrid Manipulation of Streamwise Vorticity in a Diffuser Boundary Layer A. Gissen, B. Vukasinovic, J. Culp, A. Glezer GJ.05 Experimental study of airfoil separation control using synthetic jets X. Xia, K. Mohseni GH.05 Transient buoyancy-driven flow in a vertical cylindrical enclosure with wavy-sidewall due to thermal and concentration gradients F. Sanchez, S. Martinez, H. Ramirez, A. Medina GJ.01 Flow Structures and Interactions of a Fail-Safe Actuator W. Khan, Y. Elimelech, M. Amitay GH.04 Viscous and Thermal Boundary Layers in Simulated Turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard Convection J. Scheel, E. Kim GJ. Flow Control IV Room: 201A Chair: D. Rempfer, Illinois Institute of Technology GH.03 Dependence of the Nusselt number on the Rayleigh number for Prandtl numbers near 0.7 J. Hogg, G. Ahlers GH.02 Viscous boundary layers in high Rayleigh number convection: A new insight from 3d velocity measurements R. du Puits, L. Li, A. Thess GH.01 Homogeneous purely buoyancy driven turbulent flow J. Arakeri, M. Cholemari, S. Pawar GG.05 Large-eddy Simulation of Turbulent Flows in an Urban Street Canyon J. Hwang, B. Kim, C. Lee GF.05 Characteristics of the flow over a sphere at subcritical Reynolds numbers J. Lee, K. Son, H. Choi GE.05 Global modes of compressible subsonic jets X. Garnaud, L. Lesshafft, P. Schmid, P. Huerre GH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows IV Room: 103C Chair: A. Duggleby, Texas A&M U. GG.04 Challenges in large-eddy simulation of cumulus convection G. Matheou, D. Chung, L. Nuijens, B. Stevens, J. Teixeira 09:05 GC.06 Structure from the critical layer framework in turbulent flow A. Sharma, B. McKeon GB.06 Structural Aspects of Wall Turbulence Over Low-Order Representations of Irregular Roughness R. Mejia-Alvarez, K. Christensen GA.06 Scaling of the two-point velocity difference along scalar gradient trajectories M. Gampert, P. Schaefer, J. Goebbert, N. Peters GK.06 Stokes’ Cradle: Oblique Collisions between Wetted Particles C. Donahue, C. Hrenya, R. Davis, W. Brewer GJ.06 Performance Enhancement of a Wind Turbine Blade using Synthetic Jets K. Taylor, C. Leong, M. Amitay GH.06 Natural convection in a cylindrical cavity J. Nunez, M. Lopez, E. Ramos, G. Hernandez, S. Cuevas, M. Vargas GG.06 Large-eddy simulation of the stable atmospheric boundary layer with explicit filtering and reconstruction F. Chow, B. Zhou GF.06 Turbulent Boundary Layer Separation Induced over a Flat Plate by a Rotating Cylinder F. Afroz, E. Jones, D. Smith, J. Wheelus, A. Lang GE.06 Analysis of time-resolved tomographic PIV data of a transitional jet P. Schmid, D. Violato, F. Scarano GD.05 Level-set immersed boundary GD.06 The immersed interface method for simulating 3D turbulent free method for 3D rigid objects in a flow surface flows in arbitrarily complex S. Xu open channels S. Kang, F. Sotiropoulos GC.05 Passive scalar advection in parallel shear flows: WKBJ mode sorting on intermediate times R. McLaughlin, R. Camassa, C. Viotti GB.05 Studies of the Combined Effects of Roughness and Reynolds Number in Turbulent Boundary Layers F. Mehdi, J. Klewicki GG.02 A dynamic roughness model for LES of flow over multiscale, fractal-like surfaces: application to synthetic and real topography W. Anderson, C. Meneveau GG.03 Applying renormalized numerical simulation to model turbulent flow over a fractal tree canopy J. Graham, C. Meneveau 08:52 GA.05 Asymptotic analysis of homogeneous isotropic decaying turbulence with unknown initial conditions P. Schaefer, M. Gampert, J. Goebbert, M. Gauding, P. Norbert GG. GFD: Atmospheric GG.01 WITHDRAWN . Flows I Room: 103B Chair: K. Venayagamoorthy, Colorado State U. GF.04 Secondary Instability in the Flow past Two Aligned Square Cylinders C. Choi, Y. Jang, K. Yang, H. Jeon GE.03 Low Density Transverse Jet GE.04 Sensitivity analysis of Shear Layer Instabilities and their low-density reacting jets G. Chandler, Control D. Getsinger, C. Hendrickson, J. Nichols, M. Juniper, P. Schmid A. Sung, O. Smith, A. Karagozian GD.03 A New Method for the Level Set Equation Using a Hierarchical-Gradient Truncation and Remapping Technique H. Kohno, J. Nave GC.03 Stochastic Modeling of Turbulence-Driven Systems: Application to Wind Energy P. Milan, M. Waechter, J. Peinke GB.03 Inner and Outer Flow Interactions on Rough, Turbulent Boundary Layers S. Torres-Nieves, H. Kang, C. Meneveau, L. Castillo GA.03 Conditional statistics near GA.04 Decay of fractal-generated strong thin shear layers in DNS of homogeneous turbulence P. Valente, isotropic turbulence at high Reynolds C. Vassilicos number T. Ishihara, J. Hunt, Y. Kaneda GF.02 The relationship between GF.03 An experimental study of flow Strouhal number and Reynolds number past two rotating cylinders S. Kumar, for a heated cylinder in the shear layer B. Gonzalez, O. Probst instability regime J. Laurienti, T. Pottebaum GE.02 Unsteady Simulation of an ASME Venturi Flow in a Cross Flow J. Bonifacio, H. Rahai GC.02 Incompressible flow around small obstacles M. Lopes Filho GB.02 DNS of a Turbulent Boundary Layer with Surface Roughness Y. Chen, J. Cardillo, G. Araya, L. Castillo, K. Jansen GA.02 Signatures of non-universal large scales in conditional structure functions from eight different turbulent flows G. Voth, D. Blum, E. Bodenschatz, M. Gilbert, H. Xu, L. Mydlarski, A. Gylfason, P. Yeung GC. General Fluid Dynamics I GC.01 WITHDRAWN . Room: 102A Chair: C. Doering, U. of Michigan GB.01 Modeling roughness effects in turbulent boundary layers using elliptic relaxation J. George, A. De Simone, G. Iaccarino, J. Jimenez GB. Turbulent Boundary Layers IV Room: 101B Chair: H. Nagib, Illinois Institute of Technology 08:00 GA.01 Public-database enabled analysis of Lagrangian dynamics of isotropic turbulence near the Vieillefosse tail H. Yu, C. Meneveau Session GA. Turbulence Theory I Room: 101A Chair: S. Thangam, Stevens Institute of Technology Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 08:13 08:26 08:39 GQ.01 Interference between vibrational modes in bubble break-up S. Oberdick, L. Lai, W. Zhang GR.01 Generation of micron-sized bubbles at the entrance region of PDMS microchannels J. Gordillo, W. van Hoeve, D. Lohse, . de Castro-Hernández GS.01 Effect of neighboring particles GS.02 Coalescent coalescence on drop coalescence at an interface N. Bremond, H. Doméjean, J. Bibette A. Bordoloi, D. Adhikari, E. Longmire GT.01 Falling flexible sheets S. Alben GU.01 Two-phase PIV measurements of particle suspension in a forced impinging jet R. Mulinti, K. Kiger GV.01 Renormalized transport of inertial particles M. Martins Afonso, A. Celani, A. Mazzino, P. Olla GQ. Bubbles I Room: 203B Chair: E. Johnsen, U. of Michigan GR. Drops VI Room: 203C Chair: S. Anna, Carnegie Mellon U. GS. Drops VII Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: J. Feng, U. of British Columbia GT. Biolocomotion V: Flapping and Flying I Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: A. Techet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology GU. Multiphase Flows IV Room: Regency A Chair: K. Kiger, U. of Maryland GV. Particle Laden Flows: Simulations II Room: Regency B Chair: E. Meiburg, U. of California, Santa Barbara GV.02 Particulate Flow over a Backward Facing Step Preceding a Filter Medium F. Chambers, K. Ravi GU.02 Impingement of a Planar Shock Wave on a Dense Field of Particles J. Wagner, S. Beresh, S. Kearney, W. Trott, J. Castaneda, B. Pruett, M. Baer GR.04 Scaling in two-fluid pinch-off C. Pommer, M. Harris, O. Basaran GQ.04 Numerical simulations of single-bubble collapse in liquid metal E. Johnsen 65 GV.03 WITHDRAWN . GU.03 Multiphysics Simulations of Hot-Spot Initiation in Shocked Insensitive High-Explosive F. Najjar, W. Howard, L. Fried 09:05 GM.06 Particles Dispersion on Fluid-Liquid Interfaces P. Singh, S. Gurupatham, B. Dalal, M. Hossain, I. Fischer, D. Joseph GS.06 Effects of small concentration surfactants on the coalescence of viscous drops C. Vannozzi GR.06 Experimental and numerical investigation of microjet breakup of dilute polymer solutions W. van Hoeve, V. Kamphorst, M. Versluis, D. Lohse GQ.06 Lattice Boltzmann Simulations for High Density Ratio Flows of Multiphase Fluids Y. Wei, Y. Qian GP.06 Continuous Electrokinetic Separation of Particles and Cells in a Serpentine Microchannel C. Canter, J. Zhu, T. Tzeng, X. Xuan GV.06 Eulerian-Lagrangian Simulations of Three-Dimensional Turbulent Riser Flows J. Capecelatro, P. Pepiot, O. Desjardins GU.05 Evaporation of thin liquid films GU.06 Confined two-phase flows in into air V. Ajaev, D. Brutin, L. Tadrist the presence of evaporation and condensation R. Grigoriev, T. Qin GT.05 Thrust performance and wake GT.06 Efficient flapping flight using structure of a pitching flexible plate at flexible wings oscillating at resonance low aspect ratio P. Ferreira de Sousa, A. Alexeev, H. Masoud H. Dai, H. Luo, J. Doyle GS.05 Modeling of droplet coalescence on non-uniform surfaces with the lattice Boltzmann method K. Kubiak, M. Wilson, J. Summers, N. Kapur, K. Hood GR.05 A method to generate picoliter droplets out of a microliter drop, on-demand using satellite formation D. Moon, D. Im, I. Kang GQ.05 Surface stability of an encapsulated bubble subjected to an ultrasonic pressure wave Y. Liu, K. Sugiyama, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto GP.05 Continuous separation of micropaticles by size in ridged microchannels W. Mao, G. Wang, T. Sulchek, A. Alexeev GN.05 The motion of singularities in GN.06 An accurate and efficient potential flow S. Llewellyn Smith method to compute steady uniform vortices P. Luzzatto-Fegiz, C. Williamson GV.04 Numerical simulation of GV.05 A-priori reconstruction of ideal particle laden coaxial turbulent jet flows stochastic forcing for particle motion in K. Kannaiyan, R. Sadr turbulent flow M. Salvetti, S. Chibbaro, F. Bianco, C. Marchioli, A. Soldati GU.04 A high-resolution numerical method for supercritical flows H. Terashima, S. Kawai, N. Yamanishi GT.04 Effect of mass ratio for a flexible flapping wing during forward flight H. Luo, F. Tian, X. Lu GS.03 Viscous to Inertial Crossover GS.04 Mass-spring-damper dynamic in Liquid Drop Coalescence system modeling for predicting J. Paulsen, J. Burton, S. Nagel drop-pair interaction outcomes P. Van Noordt, M. Bergman, C. Hidrovo GR.03 The onset of microscale tipstreaming with soluble nonionic surfactants S. Anna, N. Alvarez, W. Lee, L. Walker GQ.03 Stability of surface nanobubbles D. Lohse, J. Weijs, H. Gelderblom, J. Snoeijer GT.02 Fluttering dynamics of passive GT.03 Falling with Style - Bat flight flexible wings D. Tam, J. Bush maneuvers A. Bergou, D. Riskin, G. Taubin, S. Swartz, K. Breuer GR.02 Velocimetry techniques on Newtonian droplets and jets J. Castrejon-Pita, G. Martin, I. Hutchings GQ.02 Shape instability of a collapsing bubble A. Tiwari, C. Pantano, J. Freund GP.04 Modeling the electrophoretic separation of short biological molecules in nanofluidic devices G. Fayad, N. Hadjiconstantinou GP.01 Continuous Size-Based Particle Separation in a Microfluidic Device B. Shaparenko, H. Chuang, H. Hu, H. Bau, G. Worthen GP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices I Room: 203A Chair: P. Dutta, Washington State U. GP.03 Long Chain DNA Separation in a Sparse Nanopost Array J. Ou, M. Joswiak, K. Dorfman GN.01 Relative equilibria of point GN.02 Hamiltonian-Dirac Simulated GN.03 Mathematical modeling of GN.04 Stability of icosahedral vortices and the fundamental theorem Annealing: Application to the “2P” mode vortex wakes S. Basu, configurations of point vortices on a of algebra H. Aref Calculation of Vortex States M. Stremler, T. Schnipper, A. Andersen sphere V. Ostrovskyi, P. Newton P. Morrison, G. Flierl GP.02 Numerical simulations of the separation of deformable particles in deterministic lateral displacement devices K. Chiam, R. Quek, D. Le 08:52 GL.05 Particulate Tracer Sensors for GL.06 Magnetic Localization of X-ray Flow Imaging S. Ahn, S. Jung, Maghemite Nanoparticles in Simulated H. Kim, S. Lee Blood Vessels for Focused Therapy N. Lapp, C. Brazel GM.04 Droplet flows through GM.05 Patterning of non-spherical periodic loop networks R. Jeanneret, particles onto electrode surface: Study of orientation behavior under viscous M. Schindler, D. Bartolo fluid and AC electrokinetic forces R. Thakur, S. Williams, R. Cohn, J. Rathfon, J. Berret, M. Yan, S. Wereley GL.04 Optimization of a BT-Shunt Geometry for the Norwood Operation M. Esmaily Moghadam, J. Feinstein, I. Vignon-Clementel, F. Migliavacca, A. Marsden GN. Vortex Flows: Inviscid Room: 202C Chair: H. Aref, Technical U. of Denmark and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University GM.03 The Microfluidic Thunderstorm A. Marin, W. van Hoeve, L. Shui, J. Eijkel, A. van den Berg, D. Lohse GL.02 Non-homogeneous GL.03 A dynamic model of human concentration of suspensions in physiology M. Green, C. Kaplan, micro-capillary networks: particles in a E. Oran, J. Boris bifurcation T. Podgorski, V. Doyeux, S. Peponas, M. Ismail, G. Coupier GM. Microfluids: General IV: GM.01 Wettability dependent bubble GM.02 Flow field inside a stationary Bubbles, Drops and Particles dynamics in microfluidic networks microdroplet in a Hele-Shaw cell P. Parthiban, S. Khan, M. Kreutzer S. Lee, C. Baroud Room: 202B Chair: G. Soni, U. of California, Santa Barbara 08:00 GL.01 Stability of two-dimensional collapsible-channel flow to inviscid perturbations T. Pedley, R. Kudenatti Session GL. Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory I Room: 202A Chair: R. Braun, U. of Delaware Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 GZ. Instability: General I Room: Regency F Chair: T. M. Schneider, Harvard U. 66 GZ.03 Edge formation in low-dimensional models of shear transition N. Lebovitz GY.02 Thin films: instabilities, waves, GY.03 Experimental Analysis of the and dewetting T. Lin, L. Kondic Instability and Breakup of an Annular Liquid Sheet with Axial Co-flow D. Duke, J. Soria, D. Honnery GZ.01 Onset of sustained turbulence GZ.02 Towards uniformly turbulent in pipe flow K. Avila, A. de Lozar, pipe flow? M. Avila, B. Hof B. Hof GY. Instability: Interfacial and GY.01 An Energy Approach to Capillary-Driven Thin Film Folding Thin Film IV H. Li, K. Hsia, S. Hilgenfeldt Room: Regency E Chair: M. Mishra, Indian Institute of Technology 08:26 08:39 08:52 GX.05 Energy-Pressure-Velocity Filtered Mass Density Function M. Nik, P. Givi, C. Madnia, S. Pope 09:05 GX.06 A PIV Study of Compressibility in a Turbulent Subsonic Axisymmetric Jet I. Choutapalli GW.06 Long term stability of immiscible ferrofluid/water interfaces B. Malouin, D. Posada, A. Hirsa GZ.04 Spatially localized solutions of GZ.05 A Search for Exact Coherent GZ.06 On the geometry of coexisting plane Couette flow J. Gibson, Structures in Transitional Taylor-Coutte edge states for plane Couette flow T. Schneider, J. Burke Flow D. Borrero-Echeverry, L. Kim, J. Moehlis D. Webster, R. Tagg, M. Schatz GY.04 Wavy regimes of a film flow GY.05 Wavy regime of a viscoplastic GY.06 Rupture of thin liquid films down a slip inclined plane film flow S. Chakraborty, with Plateau borders L. Brush, A. Samanta, C. Ruyer-Quil, B. Goyeau C. Ruyer-Quil, B. Dandapat A. McIntyre, S. Roper GX.04 Compressibility effects in planar wakes J. Hickey, F. Hussain, X. Wu GW.03 Vapor stabilizing surfaces for GW.04 Dynamic surface tension GW.05 The Dynamics of Droplets superhydrophobicity N. Patankar effects from molecular dynamics and Holes in Thin Surfactant Films simulations A. Lukyanov, A. Likhtman K. Daniels, K. Allison, J. Claridge, R. Levy, E. Peterson, M. Shearer, W. Vonnegut, J. Wong GX.02 Observable Divergence and GX.03 A Numerical Study of the Observable Euler Equations for Shocks unstart event in a supersonic engine and Turbulence K. Mohseni I. Jang, R. Pecnik, P. Moin GX.01 A Priori Analysis of Closures for the Turbulent Kinetic Energy, Dissipation Rate, and Enstrophy Transport Equations in Shock–Turbulence Interaction S. Plucinski, O. Schilling 08:13 GX. Compressible Flows I Room: Regency D Chair: M. I. Radulescu, U. of Ottawa 08:00 GW.01 Capillary wrinkling of elastic GW.02 A Computational Study of membranes D. Vella, M. Adda-Bedia, Surfactant Effects in the Bretherton E. Cerda Problem M. Muradoglu, U. Olgac, G. Gursel Session GW. Surface Tension I Room: Regency C Chair: H. Kim, Seoul National U. Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 GB.07 Roughness effects on fully developed pipe flow at high Reynolds numbers M. Hultmark, M. Vallikivi, A. Smits GB. Turbulent Boundary Layers IV Room: 101B Chair: H. Nagib, Illinois Institute of Technology 09:31 09:44 GF.07 Flow Instability in Baffled Channel Flow C. Kang, K. Yang, K. Lee GG.07 Sensitivity Study of Contrail Development: Large Eddy Simulation and Parameterized Model A. Naiman, S. Lele, M. Jacobson GH.07 Axially periodic Rayleigh-Bénard convection in a cylindrical cell L. Schmidt, F. Toschi, R. Verzicco, D. Lohse GJ.07 Controlled Dynamic Stall using Pulsed Fluidic Actuation G. Woo, A. Glezer GK.07 Macroscopic Characteristics GK.08 A comparison of the granular GK.09 Cutting and shuffling—Mixing of Unsteady Granular Flows in Rotating flow of glass spheres and sands in Spherical Tumblers R. Lueptow, Tumblers D. Paprocki, N. Pohlman S. Meier, K. Barteau, D. Ertas, H. King I. Christov, G. Juarez, J. Ottino, R. Sturman, S. Wiggins GF. Separated Flows I Room: 103A Chair: S. Kumar, The U. of Texas at Brownsville GG. GFD: Atmospheric Flows I Room: 103B Chair: K. Venayagamoorthy, Colorado State U. GH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows IV Room: 103C Chair: A. Duggleby, Texas A&M U. GJ. Flow Control IV Room: 201A Chair: D. Rempfer, Illinois Institute of Technology GK. Granular Flows I Room: 201B Chair: I. Christov, Northwestern U. GF.09 Investigating Separated Shear Layer Development over an Airfoil with an Imbedded Microphone Array S. Yarusevych, R. Gerakopulos GJ.08 Stall Control Simulation with an Impulse Jet S. Jee, R. Moser, O. Lopez 67 GJ.09 Numerical investigation of the interaction between a finite-span synthetic jet and a cross flow over a swept wing M. Rasquin, N. Mati, O. Sahni, K. Jansen GH.08 The boundary layer structure GH.09 3D pattern flow in a in Rayleigh-Bénard convection in a right-angled triangular cavity cylindrical cell N. Shi, J. Schumacher R. Chavez, F. Solorio GG.08 Modeling the Influence of GG.09 Visualizing the effects due to Wind Characteristics and the a wind turbine in a stratified turbulent Atmospheric Stability on Wind Turbine boundary layer N. Hamilton, R. Cal Performances D. Koracin, R. Belu GF.08 An Experimental Study of Flow Separation over a Flat Plate with 2D Transverse Grooves E. Jones, A. Lang, F. Afroz, J. Wheelus, D. Smith GE.09 Acoustic-gravity waves generated by wake flows C. Millet, S. Le Dizès GE.07 Swirling Turbulent Jet Structure Characterization Using Proper Orthogonal Decomposition of Flow Visualization Images J. Naughton, R. Semaan GD.09 A Direct-Forcing Immersed Boundary Method with Dynamic Velocity Interpolation R. McDermott GC.09 Optimal Mixing, Part II Z. Lin, J. Thiffeault, C. Doering GE. Instability: Jets and Wakes I Room: 102C Chair: A. Ekmekci, U. of Toronto GE.08 Self excited oscillations in swirling jets: Stability analysis and empirical mode construction K. Oberleithner, M. Sieber, C. Nayeri, C. Paschereit, C. Petz, H. Hege, B. Noack, I. Wygnanski 09:57 GA.10 Life at high Reynolds number P. Perlekar, R. Benzi, D. Nelson, F. Toschi GK.10 Particle Tracking Velocimetry and Granular Flow Correlations in Triangular Tumblers J. Szalko, N. Pohlman GH.10 Numerical simulation of the convective flow patterns within a rotating concentric annulus with radial gravity A. Cabello, R. Avila GG.10 Insight on Turbulence Characteristics of an Urban-type Boundary Layer B. Monnier, J. Swanson, C. Wark GF.10 Experimental study of unsteady turbulent boundary layer separation under conditions relevant to dynamic stall D. Schatzman, F. Thomas GE.10 Evolution of the turbulent/non-turbulent interface of an axisymmetric turbulent jet M. Khashehchi, A. Ooi, I. Marusic, J. Soria GD.10 A new immersed interface method applied to hydrodynamics of a fusion chamber R. Kramer, C. Pantano, G. Loosmore, A. Cook GB.09 Frictional drag measurements GB.10 Turbulent boundary layer for pitted surface roughness K. Flack, structure over sparsely-distributed M. Schultz roughness M. Schultz, B. Ganapathisubramani GA.09 Compressible Turbulence: Cascade, Locality, and Scaling H. Aluie GD.07 Optical Flow-Based Modeling GD.08 The Immersed Interface and Velocimetry S. Dillard, Method for Two-Fluid Flows M. Uh J. Buchholz, H. Udaykumar GC.08 Optimal Mixing, Part I C. Doering, Z. Lin, J. Thiffeault GB.08 An analytical framework for the study of rough-wall turbulent boundary layer K. Bhaganagar, R. Leighton GA.08 Effects of Mach number and compressibility on vorticity and strain-rate turbulence dynamics S. Suman, S. Girimaji GD. CFD I: Immersed Boundary and Interface Methods Room: 102B Chair: E. Serre, Aix-Marseille Universite GC. General Fluid Dynamics I GC.07 A topological approach to three-dimensional laminar mixing Room: 102A M. Finn, N. Jewell Chair: C. Doering, U. of Michigan 09:18 GA.07 DNS and Rapid Distortion Theory investigations of Mach number effects on velocity- pressure field interactions in strongly sheared flows G. Kumar, S. Girimaji, R. Bertsch Session GA. Turbulence Theory I Room: 101A Chair: S. Thangam, Stevens Institute of Technology Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom GN.07 A Framework for Linear Stability Analysis of Finite–Area Vortices B. Protas, A. Elcrat GP.07 Electrokinetic Transport and GP.08 Optoelectrofluidic field GP.09 Deterministic Particle Trapping GP.10 Anchors and rails: trapping Manipulation of Particles in Microfluidic separation based on light-intensity in Laminar Microvortices A. Mach, and guiding drops in 2D R. Dangla, Reservoirs J. Zhu, X. Xuan gradients and its applications J. Yoon, D. Di Carlo S. Lee, C. Baroud S. Lee, K. Kang GQ.07 Microjet formation in a capillary by laser-induced cavitation I. Peters, Y. Tagawa, D. van der Meer, A. Prosperetti, C. Sun, D. Lohse GR.07 A model for predicting drop size distribution in effervescent jet breakup by bubble-bursting H. Gadgil, B. Raghunandan GS.07 Analysis of the formation of drops of a Bingham fluid H. Gao, S. Appathurai, P. Mcgough, M. Harris, O. Basaran GT.07 On passive wing response in hovering kinematics at low Reynolds number A. Medina, J. Eldredge GU.07 The effects of fluid turbulence GU.08 Full-Eulerian fluid-structure on metal vapor nucleation J. Liu, coupling simulation of hyperelastic S. Garrick channel flow N. Nagano, K. Sugiyama, S. Takeuchi, S. Ii, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto GV.07 Numerical prediction of pollutant dispersion into ABL; a Lagrangian approach using LES M. Morikone, S. Llewellyn Smith, M. Ilie GN. Vortex Flows: Inviscid Room: 202C Chair: H. Aref, Technical U. of Denmark and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University GP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices I Room: 203A Chair: P. Dutta, Washington State U. GQ. Bubbles I Room: 203B Chair: E. Johnsen, U. of Michigan GR. Drops VI Room: 203C Chair: S. Anna, Carnegie Mellon U. GS. Drops VII Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: J. Feng, U. of British Columbia GT. Biolocomotion V: Flapping and Flying I Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: A. Techet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology GU. Multiphase Flows IV Room: Regency A Chair: K. Kiger, U. of Maryland GV. Particle Laden Flows: Simulations II Room: Regency B Chair: E. Meiburg, U. of California, Santa Barbara 09:57 GN.09 Lagrangian trajectories in Lissajous vortices S. Cuevas, A. Figueroa, E. Ramos GM.09 3D inertial migration of microspheres in a microchannel flow: transition from radial to angular focusing Y. Choi, S. Lee GV.08 Coherent vortex interaction with a particle-laden boundary layer F. Morales, I. Naqavi, K. Squires, U. Piomelli GT.08 The effect of chordwise flexibility on flapping foil propulsion in quiescent fluid S. Shinde, J. Arakeri GS.08 Analysis of the formation of drops of a Herschel-Bulkley fluid P. McGough, S. Appathurai, H. Gao, O. Basaran GR.08 Exploring the effect of liquid crystalline phase on droplet breakup I. Cohen, J. Savage, D. Porter, M. Caggioni, P. Spicer GQ.10 Modeling bubbles and dissolved gases after a breaking-wave J. Liang, J. McWilliams, P. Sullivan, B. Baschek GN.10 A Robust Numerical Method for Integration of Point-Vortex Trajectories in Two Dimensions S. Smith, B. Boghosian GM.10 Arrangement of high-viscosity droplets in diverging/converging microchannels B. Jose, T. Cubaud GU.10 Material point method to fluid-structure interactions D. Zhang, X. Ma, P. Giguere 68 GV.09 Large-eddy simulation of GV.10 Effects of Inter-Particle turbulent collision of heavy particles in Collisions and Two-Way Coupling on isotropic turbulence G. Jin, G. He Particle Deposition Velocity in a Turbulent Channel Flow H. Nasr, G. Ahmadi, J. McLaughlin GU.09 Distribution Coefficient Algorithm for Small Mass Nodes in Material Point Method for Multi-Phase Flow X. Ma, B. Jayaraman, P. Giguere, D. Zhang GT.09 Flexible Flapping Foils GT.10 Bendable ring flapping in a C. Marais, R. Godoy-Diana, J. Wesfreid uniform flow B. Kim, S. Shin, H. Sung GS.09 Probing Interfacial Emulsion GS.10 Stirring a Cahn-Hilliard fluid in Stability Controls using Electrorheology moving microdroplets S. Khan, X. Wang, A. Brandvik, V. Alvarado S. Lee, P. Wang, S. Yap GR.09 Breakup of double emulsions GR.10 Evolution, Pinch-off, and in wedge-shaped microfluidic channels Classification of the Steady-State J. Li, H. Chen, H. Stone Solutions of an Axisymmetric Drop in Stokes Flow S. Naderi, M. Nitsche GQ.08 Cavitation damage in blood GQ.09 Modeling bubble clusters in clots under HIFU H. Weiss, G. Ahadi, compressible liquids D. Fuster, T. Hoelscher, A. Szeri T. Colonius GN.08 Instability of Point Vortex Leapfrogging L. TophØj, H. Aref GM.08 Transport and separation of micron sized particles at isotachophoresis zone boundaries S. Hardt, G. Goet, T. Baier GL.10 Evaluation of RBC aggregation using synchrotron X-ray speckles H. Ha, K. Nam, S. Lee GM.07 Microfluidic enhanced conductive polymer microspheres for sensor applications J. Snyder, D. Lu, A. Shen 09:44 GL.09 Hydrodynamic forces on a wall-bound leukocyte in small vessels due to red cells A. G. Isfahani, J. Freund GM. Microfluids: General IV: Bubbles, Drops and Particles Room: 202B Chair: G. Soni, U. of California, Santa Barbara 09:31 GL.08 Blood flow and blood cell interactions and migration in microvessels D. Fedosov, J. Fornleitner, G. Gompper 09:18 GL.07 Numerical simulation of the motion of superparamagnetic nanoparticle clusters in a pressure-driven channel flow with an external magnet P. Yue, S. Lee, S. Afkhami, Y. Renardy Session GL. Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory I Room: 202A Chair: R. Braun, U. of Delaware Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom GZ.08 Eckhaus instability and GZ.09 WITHDRAWN . homoclinic snaking in plane Couette flow J. Burke, J. Gibson, T. Schneider GZ. Instability: General I Room: Regency F Chair: T. M. Schneider, Harvard U. GZ.07 Experimental observation of the edge state in pipe flow A. de Lozar, F. Mellibovsky, B. Hof GY.08 Instability and rupture of thin liquid films on structured surfaces E. Gatapova, V. Ajaev, O. Kabov GY. Instability: Interfacial and GY.07 An ADI Scheme for Thin Film IV Particle-Laden Thin Film Flow in 2D M. Mata Room: Regency E Chair: M. Mishra, Indian Institute of Technology 69 GY.09 Rupture Limit of Thin Moving Films J. Padrino, D. Joseph, H. Kim GX.09 Shock Waves in Dense Fluids: An Anisotropic Temperature Theory with Delays F. Uribe, W. Hoover, C. Hoover GX.08 Shock wave dynamics in a water-filled log-spiral duct C. Wang, V. Eliasson 09:44 GW.09 The hydrodynamics of ink writing J. Kim, H. Kim GX.07 Shock waves in dense hard disk media: molecular dynamic and continuum descriptions N. Sirmas, M. Tudorache, M. Radulescu 09:31 GW.08 Filtration by eyelashes K. Vistarakula, M. Bergin, D. Hu GX. Compressible Flows I Room: Regency D Chair: M. I. Radulescu, U. of Ottawa 09:18 GW.07 Forces to Dislodge Rotating Sessile and Pendant Annular Rivulets P. Weidman, C. Malhotra GW. Surface Tension I Room: Regency C Chair: H. Kim, Seoul National U. Session Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 09:57 GZ.10 A homoclinic tangle at the edge of shear turbulence L. van Veen, G. Kawahara GY.10 Interplay between phase separation and surface deformations in thin films of binary mixtures S. Madruga, F. Bribesh, U. Thiele GX.10 The Structure of Weak Shock Waves in Water R. Baty, D. Tucker, C. Hagelberg GW.10 Marangoni patterns N. Thyagu, E. Strombom, D. Palumbo, C. Caicedo, T. Shinbrot 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom HC.01 A regularization by stratification of the Stokes flow divergences by translating spheres R. Camassa, C. Falcon, J. Lin, R. McLaughlin, A. Miller, K. Valchar HD.01 WITHDRAWN . HE.01 Experimental Test of the Fluctuation Theorem in a Driven System Z. Greguric, M. Cervoni, J. Cressman HF.01 Experimental study of the flow HF.02 Forcing the shear layer of a over a backward-facing rounded ramp backward-facing step flow using DBD T. Duriez, J. Aider, J. Wesfreid plasma actuator J. Aider, T. Duriez, J. Wesfreid, G. Artana HG.01 Microscale Measurement in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer: Collapse of Turbulence H. Fernando, E. Kit, A. Dallman HH.01 Lagrangian particle tracking in HH.02 An Experimental Study of turbulent convection V. Lavezzo, Lagrangian Statistics in F. Toschi, H. Clercx Rayleigh-Bénard Convection R. Ni, S. Huang, S. Zhou, K. Xia HJ.01 High-Speed Jet Noise Source HJ.02 Shear Layer Excitation of a Identification by Wavelet Filtering High Speed Turbulent Jet K. Low, J. Lewalle, Z. Berger, K. Low, B. El Hadidi, M. Glauser, Z. Berger M. Glauser HC. General Fluid Dynamics II Room: 102A Chair: O. Schilling, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory HD. CFD II: Immersed Boundary Methods and Fluid-Structure Interaction Room: 102B Chair: J. Yang, U. of Iowa HE. Instability: Jets and Wakes II Room: 102C Chair: V. Sharma, Massachusetts Institute of Technology HF. Separated Flows II Room: 103A Chair: F. Najjar, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory HG. GFD: Atmospheric Flows II Room: 103B Chair: G. Matheou, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA HH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows V Room: 103C Chair: S. Zhou, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology HJ. Flow Control V Room: 201A Chair: T. Colonius, California Institute of Technology 10:56 HA.03 Statistics of the Energy Dissipation Rate and Local Enstrophy in Turbulent Channel Flow J. Schumacher, P. Hamlington, D. Krasnov, T. Boeck 11:09 HC.04 Swelling-Induced Dynamic Responses of Soft Materials: Bending, Buckling, and Twisting T. Sinha, D. Holmes, M. Roche, A. Saint-Jalmes, G. Maurdev, H. Stone HB.04 Roughness Signature in the Outer Layer of a Turbulent Boundary Layer J. Hong, J. Katz, M. Schultz HA.04 On a self-sustaining process at large scale in the turbulent channel flow Y. Hwang, C. Cossu HF.03 Sensitivity of an Asymmetric 3D Diffuser to Vortex Generator Induced Inlet Condition Perturbations E. Sayles, S. Grundmann, C. Elkins, J. Eaton HE.03 Experimental investigation of the influence of inlet conditions to a bluff body wake B. Fallenius, J. Fransson 70 11:22 HJ.04 Eliminating turbulence in spatially intermittent flows B. Hof, A. de Lozar, M. Avila, T. Schneider 11:35 HA.06 The log layer in incompressible and compressible turbulence R. Rubinstein HG.05 Stable stratification in turbulent Ekman layers O. Flores, J. Riley, N. Malaya, R. Moser HF.05 Global stability analysis of supersonic shock/turbulent boundary layer interactions M. Bernardini, S. Pirozzoli, J. Nichols, J. Larsson, B. Morgan, S. Lele HE.05 Stability effects of a base cavity on the wake of axisymmetric bluff bodies E. Sanmiguel-Rojas, P. Bohorquez, J. Jiménez-González, C. MartÍnez-Bazán HD.05 Simulations of the Motion of Arbitrarily Shaped Fibers in a Linear Shear Flow A. Roshchenko, W. Finlay, P. Minev HC.05 Study of Thermo-Acoustic Instabilities in a Rijke Tube Without and With Porous Inert Medium C. Osmer, A. Agrawal HK.05 Liquid effect on the vibration HK.06 High-speed x-ray tomographic of granular media in cylindrical cavities imaging of a ball impacting on sand E. Guzman, R. Zenit T. Homan, E. Wagner, R. Mudde, D. Lohse, D. van der Meer HJ.05 Separation control in a conical HJ.06 Experimental Investigation of diffuser with an annular inlet K. Lo, Actuators for Flow Control in Inlet C. Elkins, J. Eaton Ducts J. Vaccaro, Y. Elimelech, M. Amitay HH.06 Natural convection in a square cavity with participating medium M. RamÍrez Cabrera, E. Ramos HG.06 Stability of a stratified boundary layer flow when shear and stratification are not aligned J. Candelier, S. Le Dizes, C. Millet HF.06 DNS of Turbulent Boundary Layer Subject Strong Adverse Pressure Gradient G. Araya, L. Castillo HE.06 The influence of shear layer thickness in the stability of confined 2D wakes L. Biancofiore, F. Gallaire, R. Pasquetti HD.06 Fluid-Solid Interactive Methodology for Prognosis of Passenger Jet Structural Damage in Water Crash Landing J. Bayandor HC.06 Effect of Leading Edge Tubercles on Marine Tidal Turbine Blades M. Murray, T. Gruber, D. Fredriksson HB.05 Turbulence Structure in HB.06 Analysis of Velocity Oscillating Channel Flow S. Kearney, Measurements on a Towed, Flexible Cylinder B. Amaral, K. Cipolla J. Roberts, J. Gailani HA.05 An analytical formulation for the 1D energy spectra in equilibrium wall-bounded turbulence Y. Tang, R. Akhavan HH.04 A variational principle for HH.05 The Steepling of Mushy solute fluxes in mushy-layer convection Layers A. Anderson, G. Worster A. Wells, J. Wettlaufer, S. Orszag HK. Granular Flows II HK.01 Anomalous stress profile in a HK.02 Shear-driven segregation of HK.03 Local Dynamics of Granular HK.04 Density Fluctuations in sheared granular column P. Nott, dense granular mixtures Y. Fan, K. Hill Size Segregation A. Keith, J. Puckett, Vibrating Granular Monolayers Room: 201B K. Daniels G. Castillo, N. Mujica, P. Gutierrez, Chair: N. Pohlman, Northern Illinois U. V. Mehandia L. Oyarte, S. Waitukaitis, R. Soto HJ.03 Three Dimensional Vortex Formation of a Finite-Span Synthetic Jet T. Van Buren, M. Amitay HH.03 An alternative Lagrangian approach to laminar heat transfer M. Speetjens HG.04 Lagrangian coherent structures and transport in hurricanes D. Lipinski, K. Mohseni HF.04 Low-frequency dynamics in supersonic shock turbulent boundary layer interactions J. Larsson, J. Nichols, M. Bernardini, S. Pirozzoli, B. Morgan, S. Lele HE.04 Parametric study of the transition in the wake of oblate spheroids and flat cylinders M. Chrust, G. Bouchet, J. Dusek HD.03 A Simple and Efficient Sharp HD.04 Three-dimensional simulation Interface Immersed Boundary Method of a valveless pump S. Shin, H. Sung for Fluid-Structure Interaction with Complex Rigid Bodies J. Yang, F. Stern HG.02 Jupiter’s Zonal Winds: Are HG.03 Rigid lid modes in They Bands of Homogenized Potential semi-infinite atmosphere Vorticity and Do They Form a L. Chumakova, E. Tabak, R. Rosales Monotonic Staircase? P. Marcus, S. Shetty HE.02 Flow instabilities in the wake of a thin disk S. Goujon-Durand, P. Szaltys, J. Wesfreid HD.02 Curvilinear Immersed Boundary Method for Simulating Sediment Transport and Scour in Open Channel Flows A. Khosronejad, S. Kang, I. Borazjani, F. Sotiropoulos HC.02 Super free fall for a container HC.03 Ratcheting Fluid using composed of diverging flat plates Geometric Anisotropy B. Thiria, A. Medina, A. Torres, S. Peralta, J. Zhang P. Weidman HB.02 Mean profile of a HB.03 Turbulence in Favorable high-Reynolds-number pressure gradient (FPG) boundary smooth-flat-plate turbulent boundary layers P. Joshi, J. Katz layer D. Dowling, G. Oweis, E. Winkel, J. Cutbirth, S. Ceccio, M. Perlin HB.01 Investigation of Turbulent Wall Pressure Fluctuations over a wide Reynolds Number Range of Turbulent Pipe Flows I. Cook, W. Keith, A. Foley, K. Cipolla 10:43 HB. Turbulent Boundary Layers V Room: 101B Chair: J. Wallace, U. of Maryland 10:30 HA.01 Effect of polymer additives on HA.02 de Gennes’s theory of bulk turbulence H. Xi, H. Xu, polymer drag reduction revisited E. Bodenschatz D. Lee, R. Akhavan Session HA. Turbulence Theory II Room: 101A Chair: R. Rubinstein, NASA Langley Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 HM.01 Manipulating bacteria with opto-electrokinetic methods S. Wereley, J. Kwon, S. Ravindranath, J. Irudayaraj HN.01 Long flexible cylinders subject to vortex-induced vibrations in shear flow exhibit preferentially counter-clockwise figure-eight trajectories at lock-in R. Bourguet, Y. Modarres-Sadeghi, M. Triantafyllou HP.01 Use of a porous membrane for gas bubble removal in microfluidic channels: physical mechanisms and design criteria J. Xu, R. Vaillant, D. Attinger HQ.01 Tip vortex cavitation suppression by water ejection from wing tip M. Farhat, M. Reclari HM. Microfluids: General V: Particle Manipulation Room: 202B Chair: M. Muradoglu, Koc U. , Turkey HN. Vortex Flows: Vortex-Induced Vibrations and Unsteady Flows Room: 202C Chair: D. Bohl, Clarkson U. HP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices II Room: 203A Chair: A. Guenther, U. of Toronto HQ. Bubbles II Room: 203B Chair: P. Yue, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. 10:43 HU.02 Stability Analysis of Superhydrophobic Friction Reduction Polymeric Microchannels T. Kim, C. Hidrovo HV.02 Dynamics in reactive bubbly flow P. Sundararajan, D. Koch, A. Stroock HU. Multiphase Flows V HU.01 Perturbed Partial Cavity Drag Reduction at High Reynolds Numbers Room: Regency A Chair: V. Ajaev, Southern Methodist U. S. Makiharju, B. Elbing, A. Wiggins, D. Dowling, M. Perlin, S. Ceccio HV. Reacting Flows I Room: Regency B Chair: M. Ihme, U. of Michigan HT.01 Optimization of Kinematics of HT.02 Aerodynamic tricks for pitching a Flapping Wing Mechanism oscillation and visual stabilization in a R. George, S. Thomson, C. Mattson, hovering bird J. Su, S. Ting, J. Yang M. Colton, M. Tree HT. Biolocomotion VI: Flapping and Flying II Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: H. Fu, U. of Nevada Reno HR.02 Impact of Microdrops on Solids: Modelling and Simulation J. Sprittles, Y. Shikhmurzaev HQ.02 Tip vortex cavitation suppression by mass injection H. Ganesh, N. Chang, S. Ceccio HP.02 High-speed µ-PTV study of microbubble generation in microfluidic T-junction R. Miyazaki, T. Ogasawara, M. Ichiyanagi, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto HN.02 Influence of flexibility and corner shape on three-dimensional vortex structures in translating plates D. Kim, M. Gahrib HS.01 Beneath a splash: HS.02 Experimental and theoretical interference imaging of the air below a study of pattern identification in spreading drop M. Driscoll, S. Nagel physical systems on circular domains R. Hartong-Redden, R. Krechetnikov HV.01 High-Order Quasi-Steady State Assumption for Chemistry Reduction A. Ibrahim, S. Girimaji 10:56 HL.03 Wall shear stress as a stimulus for carotid atherosclerotic plaque progression: An MRI-based CFD pilot study G. Canton, B. Chiu, T. Hatsukami, W. Kerwin, C. Yuan 11:09 HM.04 Ciliar fluid propulsion in a non-Newtonian liquid M. Baltussen, P. Anderson, J. den Toonder 71 HV.03 An ODT-Based Multiscale Radiative Transport Model in Participating (absorbing-emitting) gray media Y. Shekhawat, T. Echekki HU.03 Heating Effects In Very Rough Polymeric Microchannels P. Glass, A. Chhabra, R. Kanapuram, T. Kim, C. Hidrovo HT.03 Optimal frequency for flow energy harvesting using flapping foils and its relation with wake instability Q. Zhu HV.04 Simulation of Compressible Reacting Flow using the Parallel Wavelet Adaptive Multiresolution Representation Z. Zikoski, S. Paolucci, J. Powers HU.04 Micro-PIV Measurements near a Moving Contact Line J. Zimmerman, M. Weislogel, D. Tretheway HT.04 The advantage of wing-wing interaction in unsteady motion T. Le, D. Byun, S. Park, J. Ko, H. Park HS.04 Qualitative Observations of Droplet Impact on Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Micro-ribs for Three Fluids J. Pearson, D. Maynes, B. Webb HR.03 Droplet Impact on Inclined, HR.04 An experimental study of Planar Surfaces G. Neitzel, P. Carroll Mesler entrainment in silicone oil J. Saylor, G. Bounds HS.03 The Generation of Secondary Droplets due to Drop Impact on a Water Surface in the Presence of Wind and Surfactants R. Liu, X. Liu HN.05 Self-Excited Energy Harvesting in Uniform Fluid Flows Using Piezoelectric Generators D. Akaydin, N. Elvin, Y. Andreopoulos HM.05 Trapping, focusing, and sorting of microparticles through bubble streaming C. Wang, S. Jalikop, S. Hilgenfeldt HV.05 An ODT-Based Flame-Embedding Approach for Turbulent Non-Premixed Combustion S. Sedhai, T. Echekki HU.05 Film Deposition in the Presence of a Moving Contact Line A. Herescu, J. Allen HT.05 Lift generation by a two-dimensional symmetric flapping wing T. Inamuro, K. Ota, K. Suzuki HS.05 Analogies between a drop impacting a solid surface, an oscillating sessile drop, and two coalescing drops S. Appathurai, M. Harris, O. Basaran HR.05 Singularity and jet formation for drop impact on a dry surface L. Duchemin, C. Josserand HQ.05 Collisions between a rising bubble and a rigid sphere A. Belmonte, S. Thoroddsen HP.04 Melt Crystallization in HP.05 Charge Transport Behavior in Microfluidics for Sample Concentration Microfluidic Microbial Energy P. Sharif-Kashani, H. Kavehpour Conversion Devices A. Kumar, P. Mukherjee, A. Borole, M. Doktycz HQ.03 Inviscid Partial Coalescence HQ.04 Contact time of a pair of from Bubbles to Drops F. Zhang, bubbles in an acoustic field P. Taborek, J. Burton, B. Khoo, K. Lim, M. Shirota, H. Miyamae S. Thoroddsen HP.03 Reaction Kinetics in Micro/Nanofluidic Devices: Effect of Confinement and AC Voltage V. Nandigana, N. Aluru 11:22 11:35 HV.06 A dynamic approach for nonequilibrium modeling of subfilter scalar dissipation rate in combustion LES C. Kaul, V. Raman HU.06 Optical characterization of fibers suspensions in turbulent pipe flow S. Dearing, A. Soldati HT.06 Low-order Modeling of Bio-inspired Pitching and Perching at Low Reynolds Number C. Wang, J. Eldredge HS.06 Capillary waves on a periodically supported liquid cylinder in low gravity D. Thiessen, F. Chandurwala, L. Zhang HR.06 On air entrapment and splashing treshold in drop impacts C. Josserand, P. Ray, S. Zaleski HQ.06 The rupture dynamics of ultra-viscous bubbles J. Bird, H. Stone, J. Bush HP.06 Transporting Microparticles Using a Conveyor Belt of Artificial Cilia A. Bhattacharya, G. Buxton, A. Alexeev, O. Usta, A. Balazs HN.06 The dynamics of vortex shedding of flow past a vertical flat plate; LES studies C. Velez, M. Ilie HM.06 Controlling particle trajectories using oscillating microbubbles S. Jalikop, C. Wang, S. Hilgenfeldt HL.04 Mass Transport and Shear HL.05 Hemodynamic Simulations in HL.06 Hemodynamics in stenotic Stress in the Carotid Artery Bifurcation Dialysis Access Fistulae P. McGah, vessels: synthesis of CFD and PIV R. Gorder, A. Aliseda D. Leotta, K. Beach, J. Riley, A. Aliseda results J. Rossmann HN.03 A study of vortex-induced HN.04 Physics behind vibration using hybrid cyber-physical vortex-induced vibration reduction supports A. Mackowski, C. Williamson using an oblique trailing edge hydrofoil A. Zobeiri, F. Avellan, M. Farhat HM.02 The Diffusiophoretic HM.03 Control of Biologically Self-Propulsion of Patchy Particles Inspired Robotic Microswimmers Driven By a Catalytic Reaction on the U. Cheang, J. Lee, D. Roy, M. Kim Particle Surface N. Sharifi Mood, C. Maldarelli, J. Koplik, I. Kretzschmar, A. Pawar HL.02 Secondary flow structure from stent-induced perturbations in a bent pipe model for curved arteries F. Shu, A. Glenn, K. Bulusu, M. Plesniak HS. Drops IX: Impact Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: M. Herrmann, Arizona State U. HR. Drops VIII: Impact HR.01 Instant capillary origami M. Rivetti, B. Audoly, S. Neukirch, Room: 203C Chair: S. Afkhami, New Jersey Institute C. Josserand, A. Antkowiak of Technology 10:30 HL.01 Subharmonic response from ultrasound contrast microbubbles for noninvasive blood pressure estimation A. Katiyar, K. Sarkar, F. Forsberg Session HL. Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory II Room: 202A Chair: P. Vlahovska, Dartmouth U. Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 HZ.01 Dynamics of Coherent HZ.02 Spatiotemporal chaos and HZ.03 Global instabilities of the flow HZ.04 Structural changes of laminar Structures in Localized Turbulence in a infinite-lifetime turbulence in pipes and over a backward-facing step separation bubbles induced by global Pipe J. Westerweel, D. Kuik channels D. Barkley, D. Moxey linear instability D. Rodriguez, D. Lanzerstorfer, H. Kuhlmann V. Theofilis 72 HY.04 Experimental Confirmation of Pillar Array Formation in Polymer Nanofilms by Thermocapillary Instability E. McLeod, Y. Liu, S. Troian HX.04 Upstream Boundary Condition Sensitivity of the Shock-Boundary Layer Interaction L. Campo, D. Helmer, T. Chantrasmi, G. Iaccarino, J. Eaton HZ. Instability: General II Room: Regency F Chair: L. Kondic, New Jersey Institute of Technology HX.02 Shock Wave–Boundary Layer HX.03 Techniques for PIV-CFD Interaction in Reflecting Detonations Comparison in a Shock-boundary Layer Interaction D. Helmer, J. Eaton J. Damazo, J. Zeigler, J. Karnesky, J. Shepherd HY.01 Marangoni-Bénard instability HY.02 Experimental analysis of HY.03 Suppressing van der Waals in microgravity: PTV-analysis of the evaporation-driven Bénard instabilities driven rupture through shear velocimetry data generated during the F. Chauvet, S. Dehaeck, P. Colinet M. Davis, M. Gratton, S. Davis BAMBI - FOTON-M2 experiment S. Dehaeck, S. Talvy, A. Rednikov, P. Queeckers, P. Colinet 11:09 HW.04 Wicking flow through microfluidic channels H. Mehrabian, P. Gao, J. Feng HY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film V Room: Regency E Chair: Y. Young, New Jersey Institute of Technology 10:56 HW.03 Using Convective Flow to Reach the Kinetic Limit of Surfactant Transport to a Stationary Microbubble N. Alvarez, D. Vogus, L. Walker, S. Anna HX.01 Low-order stochastic model for the low-frequency shock motions in shock/boundary-layer interactions E. Touber, N. Sandham 10:43 HX. Compressible Flows II Room: Regency D Chair: G. Settles, The Pennsylvania State U. 10:30 HW.01 Elastocapillary snapping HW.02 Capillary bond between A. Antkowiak, A. Fargette, S. Neukirch rod-like microparticles at interfaces L. Botto, K. Stebe HW. Surface Tension II Room: Regency C Chair: I. Akhatov, North Dakota State U. Session Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 11:22 11:35 HX.06 Influence of wall heating on a shock-wave / turbulent boundary layer interaction L. Larcheveque, J. Dussauge HW.06 On the structure of Marangoni-driven singularities R. Krechetnikov HZ.05 Pinning of rotating waves in systems with imperfect SO(2) symmetry F. Marques, A. Meseguer, J. Lopez, R. Pacheco HZ.06 The attractor manifold of the flow past a circular cylinder for Re = 100 I. Barbeiro, J. Meneghini, J. Aranha HY.05 Viscous dispersion effects on HY.06 Fingering instability down the bound-state formation in falling liquid outside of a vertical cylinder films M. Pradas, D. Tseluiko, L. Smolka, M. SeGall S. Kalliadasis HX.05 Zones of Influence and Low Frequency Shock Motion in a Shock Boundary Layer Interaction L. Agostini, L. Larcheveque, P. Dupont, J. Debieve, J. Dussauge HW.05 Migration of droplets driven by thermocapillary stress J. Gomba, G. Homsy HD.07 A discrete-forcing immersed HD.08 Effects of mass ratio to boundary method for the fluid-structure flexible flapping-wing propulsion interaction of an elastic slender body M. Xu, M. Wei, T. Yang, T. Burton I. Lee, H. Choi HE.07 Numerical and experimental analysis of the near wake flow over a square cylinder E. Serre, M. Minguez, C. Brun, R. Pasquetti HF.07 DNS study of a separation bubble in a turbulent boundary layer H. Abe, Y. Mizobuchi, Y. Matsuo HG.07 Internal waves crossing an interface J. McHugh HH.07 Time-periodic traveling solutions of localized convection cells and their collision in binary fluid mixture T. Watanabe, K. Toyabe, M. Iima, Y. Nishiura HJ.07 On the lower bound of net driving power in controlled duct flows K. Fukagata, K. Sugiyama, N. Kasagi HD. CFD II: Immersed Boundary Methods and Fluid-Structure Interaction Room: 102B Chair: J. Yang, U. of Iowa HE. Instability: Jets and Wakes II Room: 102C Chair: V. Sharma, Massachusetts Institute of Technology HF. Separated Flows II Room: 103A Chair: F. Najjar, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory HG. GFD: Atmospheric Flows II Room: 103B Chair: G. Matheou, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA HH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows V Room: 103C Chair: S. Zhou, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology HJ. Flow Control V Room: 201A Chair: T. Colonius, California Institute of Technology HK. Granular Flows II HK.07 Measuring the effect of air during granular impact events D. van Room: 201B Chair: N. Pohlman, Northern Illinois U. der Meer, T. Homan, S. Joubaud, D. Lohse HC.07 Evaporation and impact of water droplet on superhydrophobic surfaces P. Tsai, M. Hendrix, R. Dijkstra, R. Lammertink, M. Wessling, D. Lohse HC. General Fluid Dynamics II Room: 102A Chair: O. Schilling, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 12:14 HF.09 PIV Measurements of the Near-Wake behind a Fractal Tree K. Bai, C. Meneveau, J. Katz HE.09 Low-Reynolds numbers vortex-induced vibrations by means of asymptotic methods J. Chomaz, P. Meliga HD.09 A fully-coupled approach to simulate three-dimensional flexible flapping wings T. Yang, M. Wei HC.09 Experiments on Spray from a Rolling Tire C. Radovich, F. Browand HB.09 The Drag of 2D Single-Roughness Elements Immersed in Turbulent Boundary Layers B. Tee, T. Nickels HA.09 Measuring anisotropy of conditional structure functions in turbulence using real-time image compression S. Wijesinghe, D. Blum, G. Voth HH.09 Dynamical behavior of lean swirling premixed flame generated by change in gravitational orientation H. Gotoda, T. Miyano, I. Shepherd HK.08 Emergence of fluid-like granular ejectas generated by sphere impact J. Marston, S. Thoroddsen 12:27 HH.10 Three-dimensional simulations of burning thermals A. Aspden, J. Bell, S. Woosley HG.10 Temporal behavior and vortex topology of topographic wave-breaking O. Eiff, N. Boulanger, K. Leroux, A. Paci HF.10 PIV Analysis Comparing Aerodynamic Downforce Devices on Race Car in Water Tunnel S. Hellman, P. Tkacik, M. Uddin, S. Kelly HE.10 Energy extraction from a low Reynolds-number-flow using vortex-induced vibrations and optimal control P. Meliga, J. Chomaz HB.10 Turbulence characteristics around a staggered wind farm configuration: A wind tunnel study L. Chamorro, R. Arndt, F. Sotiropoulos HA.10 On Multiscale Geometrical Statistics of Anisotropic Homogeneous Turbulence F. Jacobitz, K. Schneider, W. Bos, M. Farge 73 HK.09 Cooperative penetration in a HK.10 Electrostatics in sandstorms light granular medium J. Ruiz-Suarez, and earthquakes T. Shinbrot, F. Pacheco-Vazquez N. Thyagu, T. Paehtz, H. Herrmann HJ.08 Optimal localized control of HJ.09 Pumping or drag reduction? the onset of turbulence in a channel J. Hoepffner, K. Fukagata flow R. Moarref, B. Lieu, M. Jovanovic HH.08 Convective instabilities in a ferrofluid with a viscoelastic carrier fluid H. Pleiner, J. Martinez-Mardones, L. Perez, D. Laroze HG.08 Synchronization of modulated HG.09 Radiative instability in travelling baroclinic waves in thermally stratified rotating flows S. Le Dizes, driven rotating annulus flows X. Riedinger, P. Meunier A. Castrejon Pita, P. Read HF.08 Study of interacting shear layers in the formation of grid turbulence J. Cardesa-Duenas, T. Nickels HE.08 Design of an End Plate to Promote Quasi-Two-Dimensionality in the Near-Wake of a Circular Cylinder T. Aydin, A. Blackmore, A. Ekmekci HC.08 Spray From a Rolling Tire: Mechanics of Droplet Formation D. Plocher, F. Browand HB.08 Effect of wall-mounted cylinders on a turbulent boundary layer: V3V measurements M. Ryan, C. Ortiz-Dueñas, E. Longmire, D. Troolin HB.07 Effect of wall-mounted cylinders on a turbulent boundary layer: hot wire measurements C. Ortiz-Dueñas, M. Ryan, E. Longmire 12:01 HA.08 Small-scale intermittency in anisotropic stably stratified turbulence S. Almalkie, S. de Bruyn Kops HB. Turbulent Boundary Layers V Room: 101B Chair: J. Wallace, U. of Maryland 11:48 HA.07 Quantifying the Effects of Large Scale Intermittency in Turbulence D. Blum, G. Voth HA. Turbulence Theory II Room: 101A Chair: R. Rubinstein, NASA Langley Session Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 12:40 Lunch Break, 12:40–14:00 HM.07 Capillary threads and HM.08 Inertially Stabilized droplet-decorated streams in Microfluidic Crystals: Self-assembly microchannels S. Darvishi, T. Cubaud and Spatial Frequency Tuning W. Lee, H. Amini, H. Stone, D. Di Carlo HN.07 Oscillatory vortex formation behind a movable plat M. Vukicevic, G. Pedrizzetti HP.07 Induced-Charge Electro-Osmosis Micropumps for Portable Microfluidics: theory and experiment J. Paustian, T. Squires HQ.07 Singular jets in the formation HQ.08 Marginal Pinching in a Bubble HQ.09 Explosion-Induced of bubbles in viscous fluids T. Seon, Sitting on a Solid Surface Implosions of Cylindrical Shell V. Duclaux, A. Antkowiak G. Berteloot, P. Kavehpour, Structures C. Ikeda, J. Duncan P. Sharif-Kashani HN. Vortex Flows: Vortex-Induced Vibrations and Unsteady Flows Room: 202C Chair: D. Bohl, Clarkson U. HP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices II Room: 203A Chair: A. Guenther, U. of Toronto HQ. Bubbles II Room: 203B Chair: P. Yue, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. 12:14 HM. Microfluids: General V: Particle Manipulation Room: 202B Chair: M. Muradoglu, Koc U. , Turkey 12:01 HN.09 Fluid flow over an elliptical cylinder undergoing a rotationally-oscillating motion E. Alawadhi 74 HV.09 Experimental study on intensity of change in viscosity by a chemical reaction on a liquid flow S. Iwata, Y. Nagatsu, Y. Kato, Y. Tada HV.08 Ex vivo Characterization of Blast Wave Impact and Spinal Cord Tissue Deformation J. Chen, J. Gao, S. Connell, R. Shi HV. Reacting Flows I Room: Regency B Chair: M. Ihme, U. of Michigan HV.07 Quantitative Visualization of transverse annular jets B. Ventura, K. Chow-Yee, J. Damazo, P. Boettcher, J. Shepherd, I. Mikellides, D. Vaughan HU.09 Oil filaments produced by an impeller in a water stirred tank R. Sanjuan-Galindo, E. Soto, G. Ascanio, R. Zenit HU. Multiphase Flows V HU.07 On the periodic motion of a HU.08 Stretching of flexible disk falling freely in a tube N. Brosse, molecules inside fluid threads Room: Regency A P. Arratia, G. Juarez Chair: V. Ajaev, Southern Methodist U. P. Ern HT.09 Analysis of the Flapping Dynamics of a Slender Within a Soap-Film Flow Tunnel R. Portaro, M. Fayed, H. Ait Abderrahmane, H. Ng HT.07 Experimental study of the wing-rotation mechanism using a mechanical flapper operating at high Reynolds numbers (105 ∼106 ) Y. Chang, S. Ting, J. Yang HT. Biolocomotion VI: Flapping and Flying II Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: H. Fu, U. of Nevada Reno HT.08 Elasticity Estimation of Thin Flap Using Optical PIV Velocity Fields J. Westerdale, M. Belohlavek, E. McMahon, P. Jiamsripong, J. Heys, M. Milano HS.08 Viscous drop collisions on HS.09 Drop fragmentation due to surfaces of varying wettability hole nucleation during Leidenfrost D. Bolleddula, A. Berchielli, A. Aliseda impact C. Pirat, A. Biance, C. Ybert HS.07 Thermal Boundary Layer Dynamics in Multiple Droplet Impingement M. Trujillo, S. Lewis, E. Gehring HS. Drops IX: Impact Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: M. Herrmann, Arizona State U. HQ.10 Single cavitation bubble dynamics in micro-channels near free and rigid boundaries O. Enriquez, D. van der Meer, D. Lohse, C. Ohl HN.10 Vortex shedding interactions between an oscillating wing and a D-shaped cylinder C. Finkel, K. von Ellenrieder HM.10 Droplets and stratifications in square microchannels T. Cubaud, R. Sun 12:27 HV.10 Buoyancy-driven instabilities of acid-base fronts C. Almarcha, Y. R’Honi, P. Trevelyan, A. De Wit HU.10 Improved flying hot-film anemometry in liquid-gas flows S. Mendez-Diaz, R. Zenit, J. Hernandez-Cordero HT.10 Wing compliance in self-propelled flapping flyers S. Ramananarivo, B. Thiria, R. Godoy-Diana HR.09 Dynamics of the ejecta sheets HR.10 Rosace patterns in drop generated by a drop impact impact G. Lagubeau, M. Fontelos, M. Thoraval, S. Thoroddsen C. Josserand, A. Maurel, V. Pagneux, P. Petitjeans HR.08 Impact and bouncing of a liquid onto an inclined wet surface T. Gilet, J. Bush HR. Drops VIII: Impact HR.07 Direct Numerical Simulation of Cell Printing R. Qiao, P. He Room: 203C Chair: S. Afkhami, New Jersey Institute of Technology HP.08 Regulating flow with substrate HP.09 Pumping of Dielectric Liquids shape in capillary micropumps Using Non-Uniform-Field Induced M. Hancock, J. Bush Electrohydrodynamic Flow J. Ryu, W. Kim, K. Kang HN.08 Computational Analysis of Vortex Formation Over a Plunge Oscillating Flat Plate with Various Slip Conditions J. Palmore, M. Sharif, A. Lang HM.09 Modification of inertial focusing position by the restriction effect E. Sollier, H. Amini, J. Achard, D. Di Carlo HL.08 Secondary flow structures HL.09 Relationship between under simple harmonic inflow in a bent potential platelet activation and LCS pipe model for curved arteries S. Shadden A. Glenn, P. Seagrave, F. Shu, K. Bulusu, M. Plesniak 11:48 HL.07 Three-dimensional Particle Image Velocimetry of Optically Opaque Flows using Ultrasound Contrast Agents H. Gelshorn, A. Medina, D. Lotz, D. Fisher, J. Rodriguez-Rodriguez, J. del Alamo, T. Hoelscher Session HL. Biofluids: Physiological Circulatory II Room: 202A Chair: P. Vlahovska, Dartmouth U. Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 12:40 Lunch Break, 12:40–14:00 HZ.07 Experiments in the stability of HZ.08 Measurement Techniques: basic two-dimensional flows Viscosity and Surface Drag in P. Fontana, E. Titmus, A. Kirn Quasi-Two-Dimensional Flows E. Titmus, A. Kirn, P. Fontana HZ. Instability: General II Room: Regency F Chair: L. Kondic, New Jersey Institute of Technology 12:27 HW.10 Colloidal dynamics near an interface M. Mani, V. Manoharan, M. Brenner, D. Kaz, R. Mcgorty 75 HZ.09 Experimental Exploration of the Dispersion Relation of Rayleigh-Taylor Instability M. Renoult, C. Chen, S. Ferjani, P. Carlès, C. Rosenblatt HY.09 Gravity-driven propagation of HY.10 Effect of Variable Viscosity on thin non-isoviscous rivulets on vertical Stabilization in Hele-Shaw Flows and inclined planes A. Filippov, P. Daripa G. Peng HX.09 DNS of shock-turbulent HX.10 Similarity scaling in boundary layer interaction S. Muppidi, shock-turbulence interactions K. Mahesh D. Donzis HY.07 Transverse Fracture Bands HY.08 Influence of Inertia, Gravity during Rapid Peeling of Adhesive Tape and Thermal Conditions on the Draw S. Thoroddsen, H. Nguyen, Resonance Z. Zheng, O. Boratav K. Takehara, T. Etoh HX.08 A-priori and a-posteriori assessment of SGS models for shock-boundary layer interactions A. Jammalamadaka, Z. Li, F. Jaberi HY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film V Room: Regency E Chair: Y. Young, New Jersey Institute of Technology 12:14 HX.07 Direct Numerical Simulation of Mach 3 Compression Ramp Flow S. Priebe, P. Martin 12:01 HX. Compressible Flows II Room: Regency D Chair: G. Settles, The Pennsylvania State U. 11:48 HW.07 On the true nature of HW.08 A VOF-based method for the HW.09 Capillary interactions chemical reaction-driven tip-streaming simulation of thermocapillary flow between elongated microparticles: A H. Mayer, R. Krechetnikov C. Ma, D. Bothe Pair Potential K. Stebe, E. Lewandowski, L. Botto HW. Surface Tension II Room: Regency C Chair: I. Akhatov, North Dakota State U. Session Monday Morning, 22 November 2010 12:40 Lunch Break, 12:40–14:00 Refreshment Break 15:15 – 15:35, Promenade Ballroom 76 Invited Session KT 14:40 – 15:15, Grand Ballroom B Chair: Pirouz Kavehpour, University of California, Los Angeles Dynamics Of Suspended Colloidal Particles Near A Wall: Electrokinetic Effects And Implications For Particle-based Velocimetry Minami Yoda, Georgia Institute of Technology Invited Session KS 14:40 – 15:15, Grand Ballroom A Chair: Colm-cille Caulfield, Cambridge University Ocean Circulation And Surface Buoyancy Fluxes: Dynamics And Energetics Ross Griffiths, The Australian National University Mini Break 14:35 – 14:40 Invited Session JT 14:00 – 14:35, Grand Ballroom B Chair: Paul Ronney, University of Southern California Splashes Christophe Clanet, LadHyX, Ecole Polytechnique, France Invited Session JS 14:00 – 14:35, Grand Ballroom A Chair: Parviz Moin, Stanford University Dynamics Of Electrically Conducting Fluids Daniele Carati, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 LD.02 An hybrid a priori/a posteriori method for assessing LES models D. Carati, B. Cassart, B. Teaca LE.02 Effect of carbon content on hypersonic shear layer instability L. Massa LH.02 Transient growth on horizontal LH.03 Internal bores: An improved shear with vertical stratification model via a detailed analysis of the C. Arratia, J. Chomaz, S. Ortiz energy budget Z. Borden, T. Koblitz, E. Meiburg LJ.02 Direct Numerical Simulation of LJ.03 Sound generated by a vortex Three Dimensional Honeycomb Liner convected past an elastic sheet with Circular Apertures Q. Zhang, A. Manela D. Bodony LK.02 Effects of Fibrinogen on RBC Aggregation and Rouleux Formation D. Fedosov, W. Pan, B. Caswell, G. Gompper, G. Karniadakis LD. Turbulence Simulations II LD.01 Fully adaptive LES of homogeneous turbulent flows G. De Room: 102B Stefano, O. Vasilyev Chair: P. Yeung, Georgia Institute of Technology LE.01 Linear stability analysis of planar reacting shear layers Y. See, M. Ihme LF.01 On the atmosphere of a moving body J. Roenby, H. Aref LG.01 Cross-equatorial flow of Antarctic Bottom Water and the complete Coriolis force A. Stewart, P. Dellar LH.01 Absolute instability of gravity waves M. Ahmed, J. Chomaz LE. Instability and Turbulence: Shear Layers Room: 102C Chair: C. da Silva, IST/Technical U. of Lisbon LF. Chaos and Fractals Room: 103A Chair: J. Thiffeault, U. of Wisconsin-Madison LG. GFD: Oceanography III Room: 103B Chair: D. Bogucki, Texas A&M Corpus Christi LH. GFD: General I Room: 103C Chair: P. Linden, U. of Cambridge LJ. Acoustics II LJ.01 Acoustic-structure interaction of a plate in a duct with flow Room: 201A Chair: M. Krane, Pennsylvania State U. M. Sucheendran, D. Bodony, P. Geubelle LK. Biofluids: Cellular I Room: 201B Chair: C. Min Leong, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute LK.01 A Comparison of Multi-scale and Low-Dimensional Models of Red Blood Cells W. Pan, D. Fedosov, B. Caswell, G. Karniadakis LC.02 Stereo-PIV study of turbulent flow downstream of a bend in a round pipe J. Sakakibara, A. Hashimoto LG.02 Generation of a jet by a sphere descending in stratified fluids H. Hanazaki, H. Yoshikawa, T. Okamura 77 LK.03 Effect of the natural state of an elastic cellular membrane on tank-treading and tumbling motions of a single red blood cell K. Tsubota, S. Wada, H. Liu LG.03 Boundary Layer Effects on Internal Wave Generation in a Stably Stratified Fluid L. Eberly, J. Vanderhoff LF.02 The phase portrait of aperiodic LF.03 On the cost-effectiveness of non-autonomous dynamical systems mixing optimization O. Gubanov, A. Mancho, C. Mendoza L. Cortelezzi LE.03 Evolution of the mean dynamics of a shear-wake flow M. Bamberger, J. Klewicki LD.03 A Subgrid Scale Estimation Model for Large Eddy Simulation K. Mahesh, R. Sau LC.03 Simultaneous DDPIV of the elastic wall and working fluid near the reflection sight of a valveless impedance pump J. Meier, D. Rinderknecht, M. Gharib LB.03 Analysis of the Mean Momentum Balance in Polymer Drag Reduced Turbulent Boundary Layers C. White, M. Blake, J. Klewicki, Y. Dubief LC.01 Stereo PIV Measurements in the Wall-Normal-Spanwise Plane of Turbulent Channel Flow J. Barros, K. Christensen LB.02 Characteristics of Turbulent flow over Superhydrophobic Surfaces J. Franck, C. Peguero, C. Henoch, K. Breuer LC. Experimental Techniques I Room: 102A Chair: D. Troolin, TSI Incorporated 16:01 LB.01 Boundary layer flow over streamwise grooves C. Martel, J. MartÍn 15:48 LB. Turbulent Boundary Layers VI Room: 101B Chair: R. J. Adrian, Arizona State U. 15:35 LA.01 Regularization mechanism of LA.02 Vortex interactions and mixing LA.03 Transport, dispersion and Rayleigh-Taylor turbulent mixing in large Atwood number mixing in quasi-two-dimensional steady S. Abarzhi two-dimensional turbulence L. Joly, jets J. Landel, C. Caulfield, A. Woods J. Reinaud, J. Fontane LA. Turbulent Mixing III Room: 101A Chair: D. H. Kelley, Yale U. Session 16:14 16:27 16:40 LC.06 Reduction in the divergence of Tomographic P.I.V. results, using the method of Projection Onto Convex Sets T. Clark, T. Nickels LB.06 The coherent structure of atmospheric surface layers K. Chauhan, N. Hutchins, I. Marusic, J. Monty LA.06 Experimental Study of Mixing dynamics in Stratified Jet D. Xu, J. Chen LH.05 A Lagrangian description of the energetics of stably stratified turbulence S. Jo, K. Nomura, J. Rottman LG.05 Turbidity Currents in Meandering Channels M. Nasr-Azadani, M. Zoellner, E. Meiburg LF.05 Trapping of Swimming Particles in Chaotic Fluid Flow N. Khurana, J. Blawzdziewicz, N. Ouellette LE.05 Similarity in 2-D spatially developing and long shear layers C. Carton de Wiart, G. Winckelmans, C. Bailly, P. Chatelain, F. Thirifay, A. Rhosko LH.06 Regimes of Turbulent Rotating COnvection E. King, J. Aurnou LG.06 Double-Diffusive and Gravitational Instabilities in Particle-laden River Outflows P. Burns, E. Meiburg LF.06 Rayleigh-Taylor unstable, premixed flames: the transition to turbulence E. Hicks, R. Rosner LE.06 Identification of the Viscous Superlayer on the Low-Speed Side of a Single-Stream Shear Layer J. Foss, J. Peabody LD.05 Dynamic Lagrangian model LD.06 Assessment of SGS models in and wall model for LES on unstructured an Reτ = 2000 channel flow grids A. Verma, K. Mahesh S. Bose, P. Moin LC.05 Scalable Tomographic PIV using a Reprojection Reconstruction Technique R. La Foy, S. Raben, P. Vlachos LB.05 Local suppression of turbulent noise by passively inducing relaminarization R. Kirkman, M. Metzger LA.05 Influence of flow topology on Lagrangian statistics in forced 2-D turbulence B. Kadoch, D. del-Castillo-Negrete, W. Bos, K. Schneider LK.04 The Contribution of Red Blood Cell Dynamics to Intrinsic Viscosity and Functional ATP Release A. Forsyth, M. Abkarian, J. Wan, H. Stone LK.05 Occlusion of Small Vessels by LK.06 Molecular-detailed simulation Malaria-Infected Red Blood Cells of red blood cells in Stokes flows H. Lei, D. Fedosov, B. Caswell, Z. Peng, Q. Zhu G. Karniadakis LJ.04 Implementation of Active LJ.05 Aero-acoustic performance of LJ.06 Investigation and Control of Noise Control in a Closed-Circuit Wind Fractal Spoilers J. Nedic, Flow-Induced Helmholtz Resonance Tunnel M. Kuester, E. White B. Ganapathisubramani, C. Vassilicos, R. Ma, S. Morris, B. Castello J. Boree, L. Brizzi, A. Spohn LH.04 Stability of isolated Barchan dunes A. Fourrière, F. Charru LG.04 Direct numerical simulations of flow over ridges in presence of waves and current L. Chau, K. Bhaganagar LF.04 Coupled Droplet Oscillators and Symmetry Detectives D. Slater, P. Steen LE.04 Is the growth rate of a turbulent mixing layer universal ? S. Suryanarayanan, R. Narasimha LD.04 Quantification of Sub-Grid-Scale Terms in Plasma Turbulence T. Rao, R. Samtaney, D. Keyes LC.04 PIV measurement of flow around an arbitrarily moving body Y. Jeon, H. Sung LB.04 Air-Induced Drag Reduction at High Reynolds Numbers: Velocity and Void Fraction Profiles B. Elbing, S. Mäkiharju, A. Wiggins, D. Dowling, M. Perlin, S. Ceccio LA.04 Shape Dynamics of Lagrangian Clusters in Two-dimensional Flow A. de Chaumont Quitry, D. Kelley, S. Merrifield, N. Ouellette Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 Session 15:35 15:48 16:01 LN.01 On the spanwise variation of LN.02 The Effect of Relative vortex shedding in the wake of slender Submergence and Shape on the Wake cones C. Jagadeesh, M. Gaster of a Low-Aspect-Ratio Wall-Mounted body S. Hajimirzaie, C. Wojcik, J. Buchholz LP.01 Temperature-Controlled Free-Surface Microfluidic Devices M. Barmi, B. Piorek, C. Andreou, C. Meinhart LQ.01 Nonlinear instability in LQ.02 Nature’s Helical Propeller flagellar dynamics: a novel modulation S. Spagnolie, E. Lauga mechanism in sperm migration? H. Gadelha, E. Gaffney, D. Smith, J. Kirkman-Brown LR.01 Strain-softening elasticity model of the encapsulation of an ultrasound contrast microbubble S. Paul, K. Sarkar, F. Forsberg LS.01 Effect of contact line dynamics on capillary wave scattering by an infinitesimal barrier L. Zhang, D. Thiessen LT.01 Effect of low-amplitude LT.02 Investigation of vortex vibrations on impulsively-started wings saturation for a simultaneously rotating J. Shang, H. Babinsky and pitching wing P. Mahajan, M. Ringuette, J. Trzakos, J. Sisti LU.01 Large Eddy Simulations Of A Turbulent Auto-Igniting C2H4 Flame DNS E. Knudsen, . Shashank, H. Pitsch, E. Richardson, J. Chen LV.01 3D Flame and Eddy Structures of Turbulent Plane Jet Premixed Flame M. Shimura, K. Yamawaki, N. Fukushima, Y. Shim, M. Tanahashi, T. Miyauchi LN. Vortex Flows: Bluff Bodies Room: 202C Chair: B. Shivamoggi, U. of Central Florida LP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices III Room: 203A Chair: A. Alexeev, Georgia Institute of Technology LQ. Biolocomotion VII: Micro-Swimming III Room: 203B Chair: S. Alben, Georgia Institute of Technology LR. Bubbles III Room: 203C Chair: A. Aliseda, U. of Washington LS. Drops X Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: O. Basaran, Purdue U. LT. Biolocomotion VIII: Flapping and Flying III Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: H. Luo, Vanderbilt U. LU. Reacting Flows II Room: Regency A Chair: L. Su, Johns Hopkins U. LV. Reacting Flows III Room: Regency B Chair: D. Haworth, Pennsylvania State U. LV.02 Three-dimensional DNS of turbulent premixed flames in a constant volume vessel N. Fukushima, A. Tsunemi, M. Shimura, Y. Shim, M. Tanahashi, T. Miyauchi 78 LV.03 Analysis of Turbulent Premixed Flames using Gradient Trajectories J. Goebbert, M. Gauding, M. Gampert, P. Schaefer, N. Peters LM.05 Interaction of two magnetic particles in a rotating magnetic field T. Kang, M. Hulsen, J. den Toonder, P. Anderson, H. Meijer LQ.04 Hydrodynamics of insect spermatozoa O. Pak, E. Lauga LV.04 Mixture fraction and its Dissipation in a turbulent flame by using Krypton PLIF V. Narayanaswamy, A. Hsu, N. Clemens, J. Frank LU.04 Effects of turbulence on syngas ignition in rapid compression machines M. Ihme, A. Soimakallio LT.04 Three-Dimensional Wing Kinematics and Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Beetle in Free Flight T. Truong, D. Byun, H. Tran, T. Le, H. Park, M. Kim 16:40 LS.06 Theoretical investigation of the motion of two-dimensional droplets on inclined substrates N. Savva, S. Kalliadasis LR.06 Direct numerical simulation of confined drops and bubbles at low capillary numbers S. Afkhami, A. Leshansky, Y. Renardy LQ.06 “Corkscrew” vs. “tank-treading” propulsion of spirochetes. A. Leshansky, O. Kenneth LP.06 Microfluidic waves for flow control H. Haj-Hariri, M. Utz, M. Begley LN.06 Leading Edge Vortex Detection Using On-Body Pressure Sensing J. Dusek, J. Dahl, M. Triantafyllou LM.06 Electric-field-induced pattern formation in colloidal suspensions J. Park, D. Saintillan LV.05 PDF-Based Simulations of Nonpremixed Turbulent Jet Flames With Advanced Radiation Models G. Pal, M. Modest, A. Gupta, D. Haworth LU.05 Simulation of Electron and Ion Transport in Methane-Air Counterflow Diffusion Flames S. Choi, F. Bisetti, S. Chung LV.06 Large-eddy simulation/probability density function modeling of local extinction and re-ignition in Sandia Flame E H. Wang, P. Popov, V. Hiremath, S. Lantz, S. Viswanathan, S. Pope LU.06 Direct Numerical Simulation of electrochemical reactions in a turbulent electrolyte O. Doche, F. Bauer, S. Tardu LT.05 Wing Flexion and LT.06 Two- and three-dimensional Aerodynamics Performance of Insect numerical simulations of Free Flights H. Dong, Z. Liang, Y. Ren clap-fling-sweep of hovering insects M. Farge, D. Kolomenskiy, K. Moffatt, K. Schneider LS.05 Optical characteristics and nonlinear dynamics of a pinned-contact double droplet system J. Olles, A. Hirsa, M. Vogel LR.05 Single bubble bouncing on a free surface and effect of the rising velocity and surface tension T. Oyama, S. Takeuchi, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto LQ.05 The dependence of the swimming efficiency of multi-flagellated bacteria on the geometric arrangement of flagella N. Watari, R. Larson LP.04 Numerical analysis of a fluidic LP.05 Microfluidic strategy to oscillator S. Hoettges, T. Schenkel, investigate dynamics of small blood H. Oertel vessel function S. Yasotharan, S. Bolz, A. Guenther LS.03 A simple feedback algorithm to LS.04 Contact angle hysteresis at predict the contact angle with contact the nanometer scale T. Ondarcuhu, angle hysteresis J. Park, K. Kang M. Delmas, M. Monthioux LT.03 Lift, Drag and Flow-field Measurements around a Single-degree-of-freedom Toy Ornithopter R. Chavez Alarcon, B. Balakumar, J. Allen 16:27 LL.03 Single vesicle dynamics in various flows: Experiment versus theory V. Steinberg LN.04 Horseshoe Vortex Dynamics LN.05 Secondary Vortex Structures in Cylinder-Wall and Cylinder-Endplate in Vortex Generator Induced Flow Junctions A. Blackmore, T. Aydin, C. Velte, V. Okulov, M. Hansen A. Ekmekci LM.04 Effectiveness of Magnetohydrodynamics in Microdevices for Fluid Flow Y. Panta, W. Lin LR.03 Evolution of an elastic capsule LR.04 Numerical Study of Taylor in two-dimensional Stokes flow Bubble Dynamics J. Lou, S. Quan, M. Higley, M. Booty, M. Siegel C. Kang LU.02 Spark Ignition: Effects of Fluid LU.03 Critical ignition in rapidly Dynamics and Electrode Geometry expanding self-similar flows S. Bane, J. Ziegler, J. Shepherd M. Radulescu, B. Maxwell LS.02 Contact-line pinning of a perfectly wetting volatile liquid overfilling a square hole with a tiny triangular groove along its perimeter: experiments and theoretical static shapes Y. Tsoumpas, S. Dehaeck, A. Rednikov, P. Colinet LR.02 Bubble dynamics in a Hele-Shaw cell S. Piedra, E. Ramos LQ.03 Flagellar propulsion near walls A. Evans, E. Lauga LP.03 Nanoaquarium for Imaging Processes in Liquids with Electrons J. Grogan, H. Bau LN.03 Experimental Investigations of the Flow past Circular Cylinders with Stepwise Discontinuities C. Morton, S. Yarusevych LM.01 Topology Optimization of LM.02 Numerical Simulation on the LM.03 Three-dimensional rotational Regenerators for Magnetic Liquid Bridge Formation by the Applied dynamics of superparamagnetic Refrigeration F. Okkels, G. Panagakos Electric Pulse J. Hong, I. Kang microrods M. Fermigier, N. Coq, S. Ngo, O. du roure, D. Bartolo LP.02 Detection of Yeast Cells; Microfluidic Impedance Sensor K. Hulea, N. Matune, B. Mabbott, Y. Panta 16:14 LL.02 Composition dynamics in lipid bilayer membranes over long length and time scales F. Brown LM. Microfluids: General VI: Magnetic and Electric Fields Room: 202B Chair: A. Kumar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory LL. Mini-Symposium on LL.01 Dynamic Coarse-grained Modeling of Lipid Bilayer Membranes Microhydrodynamics of Lipid P. Atzberger Bi-layer Membranes Room: 202A Chair: P. Vlahovska, Dartmouth U. Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 LZ.02 Global Instability and Transient LZ.03 A new analysis of the Growth in a Model Fusifom Aneurysm Rayleigh-Bènard instability with Steady Inflow G. Sheard, A. Prosperetti H. Blackburn LZ. Instability: General III Room: Regency F Chair: M. Bestehorn, Brandenburgische Technische Universitaet Cottbus LZ.01 The Jeffery–Hamel similarity solution and its relation to symmetry breaking in two-dimensional, diverging-channel flow P. Haines, R. Hewitt, A. Hazel LY.02 A New Theory of Oscillating Flows V. Vladimirov LY. Viscous Flows LY.01 Exchange flow of two immiscible fluids and the principle of Room: Regency E Chair: C. D. Mitescu, Pomona College maximum flux R. Kerswell 16:14 LX.04 A computational study of golfball aerodynamics: effects of rotation N. Beratlis, K. Squires, E. Balaras LW.04 A Numerical Method for Variable Surface Tension Effects in Non-Isothermal Atomization with Overset Grids P. Brady, J. Lopez, M. Herrmann 79 16:27 16:40 LX.06 Simulation of a Plunging Airfoil with a Flexible Tail A. Lai, F. Liu LZ.06 Magnetic Fields Applied to Paramagnetic Suspensions: The Hump-Jet Transition S. Tsai, Z. Li, P. Kim, H. Stone LY.05 Shape dynamics of a thin loop LY.06 Slender soft-magnetic body in sedimenting in a viscous fluid highly viscous flows J. Martindale, J. Hanna, C. Santangelo R. Camassa, R. McLaughlin, L. Vicci, L. Zhao LX.05 A Panel-Particle Method for Studies of Maneuvering Aircraft Formations M. Hemati, J. Eldredge LW.05 An Experimental Investigation LW.06 Ant Tower N. Mlot, of the Theory of Electrostatic S. Shinotsuka, D. Hu Deflections J. Siddique, R. Deaton, E. Sabo, J. Pelesko LZ.04 Comparison of Linear Stability LZ.05 Convection onset in colloidal and 3-D Time Integration for Predicting suspensions of particles L. Hadji Instabilities in a Thermocapillary Driven Liquid Bridge with Magnetic Stabilization K. Davis, Y. Huang, B. Houchens LY.03 The asymptotic structure of a LY.04 The shape of an elastic slender coiling fluid thread M. Blount, filament in a two-dimensional corner flow L. Guglielmini, N. Autrusson, J. Lister S. Lecuyer, R. Rusconi, H. Stone LX.03 Aerodynamics of a Dimpled Vehicle J. Ortega, K. Salari LX.02 Aerodynamic pitching damping of vehicle-inspired bluff bodies M. Tsubokura, S. Cheng, T. Nakashima, T. Nouzawa, Y. Okada LX.01 Aerodynamic shape optimization of Airfoils in 2-D incompressible flow S. Rangasamy, H. Upadhyay, S. Somasekaran, S. Raghunath 16:01 LW.03 Transition Regimes of Jet Impingement on Rib and Cavity Superhydrophobic Surfaces M. Johnson, D. Maynes, B. Webb LX. Aerodynamics IV Room: Regency D Chair: J. Little, U. of Arizona 15:48 LW.02 Delayed Coalescence of Sessile Droplets with Different but Miscible Liquids S. Karpitschka, H. Riegler 15:35 LW. Surface Tension III LW.01 Capillary rise in wedges A. Ponomarenko, C. Clanet, D. Quere Room: Regency C Chair: A. Lukyanov, U. of Reading, UK Session Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 LF.07 Characterizing changes in topological entropy via break up of almost-invariant sets P. Grover, M. Stremler, S. Ross, P. Kumar LF. Chaos and Fractals Room: 103A Chair: J. Thiffeault, U. of Wisconsin-Madison LE.09 Dynamic mode decomposition of turbulent cavity flows for self-sustained oscillation A. Seena, H. Sung 80 LK.09 Numerical simulation of cell/cell and cell/particle interaction in microchannels T. Pan, L. Shi, R. Glowinski LK. Biofluids: Cellular I Room: 201B Chair: C. Min Leong, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute LK.08 A symplectic integration algorithm for red blood cells U. Schiller LJ.09 Application of Conformal Transformations to Velocity Sources in Cavity Aeroacoustics N. Murray, L. Ukeiley LJ. Acoustics II LJ.07 Diffraction of an acoustic wave LJ.08 Modeling of the Flow Field by a cavitating hydrofoil Y. Antipov from Turbofan Nozzles with Porous Fan Room: 201A Flow Deflectors A. Johnson, J. Xiong, Chair: M. Krane, Pennsylvania State U. F. Liu, D. Papamoschou LK.07 Rheological characterization of cellular blood via a hybrid lattice-Boltzmann / coarse-grained spectrin-link method D. Reasor, J. Clausen, C. Aidun LH.09 Tidal instability in exoplanetary systems D. Cebron, R. Fares, P. Maubert, C. Moutou, M. Le Bars, P. Le Gal LG.08 Investigation of internal wave LG.09 Numerical Simulations of an amplitude estimates through Asymptotically Reduced Model of phase-space ray-tracing J. Vanderhoff Anisotropic Langmuir Turbulence Z. Zhang, G. Chini, K. Julien, E. Knobloch LH.07 The Role of Viscosity Contrast LH.08 Tidal instability and magnetic on the Plume Structure and Dynamics field generation P. Le Gal, D. Cébron, in High Rayleigh Number Convection W. Herreman, M. Le Bars, S. Le Dizès S. KR, V. Prakash, J. Arakeri LH. GFD: General I Room: 103C Chair: P. Linden, U. of Cambridge 17:32 LK.10 Accelerated Boundary Integral Method in Non-periodic Geometries and Applications to Flowing Capsules and Cells A. Kumar, M. Graham LJ.10 Modification of Instability Waves and Radiated Sound due to Heating a Compressible Mixing Layer D. Bodony LH.10 Universal scaling law for the aspect ratio of a pancake vortex in a rotating stratified medium O. Aubert, M. Le Bars, P. Le Gal, P. Marcus LF.10 Diffusion of adiabatic invariants and mixing in Stokes flows A. Abudu, D. Vainchtein LE.10 Time resolved measurements of the pressure field generated by vortex-corner interactions in a cavity shear layer X. Liu, J. Katz LC.10 Accurate measurement of streamwise vortices in low speed aerodynamic flows R. Waldman, J. Kudo, K. Breuer LB.09 Analysis of vortex populations LB.10 Coherent Structures in a in turbulent boundary layers based on Thermally Stable Boundary Layer tomographic PIV Q. Gao, O. Williams, S. Bailey, A. Smits C. Ortiz-Duenas, E. Longmire LF.08 On the relationship between LF.09 Eigenmode analysis of scalar stretching and homogenization in transport in distributive mixing chaotic Stokes flows M. Gheisarieha, P. Anderson, M. Singh, M. Speetjes M. Stremler LE.08 Effects of resolution on the fine scale features in the far field of a turbulent planar mixing layer O. Buxton, S. Lardeau, S. Laizet, B. Ganapathisubramani LE.07 On the thickness of the turbulent/nonturbulent interface in shear layers C. da Silva, R. Taveira LE. Instability and Turbulence: Shear Layers Room: 102C Chair: C. da Silva, IST/Technical U. of Lisbon LG. GFD: Oceanography III LG.07 Exact solutions for scattering by a patch of finite amplitude periodic Room: 103B Chair: D. Bogucki, Texas A&M Corpus bottom topography J. Yu, G. Zheng Christi 17:19 LA.09 Experimental evidence of a phase transition in a closed turbulent flow F. Daviaud, P. Cortet, A. Chiffaudel, B. Dubrulle LC.08 Synchrotron X-Ray Three LC.09 Development of 3D Dimensional microPIV E. Voigt, R. La tomographic X-ray PIV technique Foy, K. Fezzaa, W. Lee, P. Vlachos S. Jung, S. Lee LB.08 Vortex convection velocities in wall parallel planes of a turbulent boundary layer J. LeHew, M. Guala, B. McKeon LD.08 On the physics of turbulent flows in natural meander bends: Insights gained by LES F. Sotiropoulos, S. Kang LC.07 Measurement bias in intensity-based near-surface particle velocimetry due to tracer size variations W. Wang, J. Guasto, P. Huang LC. Experimental Techniques I Room: 102A Chair: D. Troolin, TSI Incorporated 17:06 LA.08 Separating stretching from folding in fluid mixing D. Kelley, N. Ouellette LD. Turbulence Simulations II LD.07 A new dynamic eddy viscosity model for LES R. Verstappen, Room: 102B S. Bose, J. Lee, H. Choi, P. Moin Chair: P. Yeung, Georgia Institute of Technology LB.07 Very-Large-Scale Coherent Structures in the Wall Pressure Field Beneath a Supersonic Turbulent Boundary Layer S. Beresh, J. Henfling, R. Spillers, B. Pruett LB. Turbulent Boundary Layers VI Room: 101B Chair: R. J. Adrian, Arizona State U. 16:53 LA.07 Variational Theory of Hyperbolic Lagrangian Coherent Structures G. Haller Session LA. Turbulent Mixing III Room: 101A Chair: D. H. Kelley, Yale U. Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 LP.07 A Portable, Air-Jet-Actuator-Based Device for System Identification W. Staats, J. Belden, A. Mazumdar, I. Hunter LQ.07 Parametric Studies of LQ.08 Dynamics of flagellar bundling LQ.09 An Integrative Model of Swimming Filaments at Low Reynolds P. Janssen, M. Graham Hyperactivated Sperm Motility Numbers T. Spoor, S. Koehler, S. Olson, S. Suarez, L. Fauci E. Willisson LR.07 Lattice-Boltzmann study on LR.08 The Terminal Velocity of a the drag coefficient dependence on Bubble in an Oscillating Flow gas volume fraction and Reynolds L. Romero, A. Kraynik, J. Torczynski number in buoyancy-driven suspensions of spherical gas bubbles J. Gillissen, S. Sundaresan, H. Van den Akker LS.07 Capillary-Based Liquid Micro/Nano Droplet Deposition I. Akhatov, A. Lutfurakhmanov, G. Loken, D. Schulz LT.07 A computational study of the LT.08 Gliding flight in snakes: clap-and-fling aerodynamic mechanism non-equilibrium trajectory dynamics M. Vanella, G. Panagakos, E. Balaras and kinematics J. Socha, K. Miklasz, F. Jafari, P. Vlachos LU.07 A CFD model for biomass fast LU.08 Condensed Phase LU.09 LES Subfilter Modeling of pyrolysis in fluidized-bed reactors Combustion in the Presence of Altered Soot-Turbulence Interactions Q. Xue, T. Heindel, R. Fox Acoustic Disturbances J. Wegener, M. Mueller, H. Pitsch J. Smolke, C. Sevilla, S. Teshome, O. Smith, A. Karagozian LV.07 Lagrangian and Eulerian PDF Simulations of Nonpremixed Turbulent Flames with Moderate-to-Strong Turbulence/Chemistry Interactions J. Jaishree, D. Haworth LP. Microfluids: Fluidic Devices III Room: 203A Chair: A. Alexeev, Georgia Institute of Technology LQ. Biolocomotion VII: Micro-Swimming III Room: 203B Chair: S. Alben, Georgia Institute of Technology LR. Bubbles III Room: 203C Chair: A. Aliseda, U. of Washington LS. Drops X Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: O. Basaran, Purdue U. LT. Biolocomotion VIII: Flapping and Flying III Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: H. Luo, Vanderbilt U. LU. Reacting Flows II Room: Regency A Chair: L. Su, Johns Hopkins U. LV. Reacting Flows III Room: Regency B Chair: D. Haworth, Pennsylvania State U. LV.08 Simulations of Turbulent Spray Combustion in a Constant-Volume Chamber for Diesel-Engine-Like Conditions H. Zhang, D. Haworth LS.08 Rapid wetting dynamics A. Carlson, G. Bellani, G. Amberg LP.08 A hybrid molecular dynamics study of the translocation of DNA through entropic traps P. Hotmar LN.08 Dynamic Wind Loads and Vortex Structures in the Wake of a Wind Turbine H. Hu, Z. Yang, P. Sarkar LQ.10 Elastic symmetry-breaking in synchronizing cells G. Elfring, E. Lauga LP.10 Free-surface digital microfluidic systems for optimized SERS analysis in gas chromatography B. Piorek, C. Andreou, S. Lee, M. Moskovits, C. Meinhart LN.10 Influence of Slip on the Flow Past Superhydrophobic Circular Cylinders J. Rothstein, R. Daniello, N. Ferrer, P. Muralidhar 81 LV.09 Mechanism for AC Electric Field Deflection of Flames M. Chemama, K. Bishop, L. Cademartiri, M. Brenner, G. Whitesides LT.09 Flying Snake Flight Performance: Role of Cross-sectional Shape and Orientation of Tandem Body Segments D. Holden, P. Vlachos, J. Socha LS.09 Investigation of Contact Angle Behavior and Tilting Stability of Drops on Rough Surfaces J. Schmucker, E. White, J. Osterhout LV.10 Wildfire simulation using a chemically-reacting plume in a crossflow R. Breidenthal, T. Alvarado, B. Potter LU.10 On the formation and early evolution of soot in turbulent nonpremixed flames F. Bisetti, G. Blanquart, M. Mueller, H. Pitsch LT.10 Numerical investigation of wake structures of slow-flying bats S. Wang, X. Zhang, G. He LS.10 Dissipative particle dynamics simulations of manipulation of droplet by gradients of wettability G. Hu, Z. Li, Z. Zhou LR.09 Simulations of Bubble Motion LR.10 Multiscale modeling of in an Oscillating Liquid A. Kraynik, bubbles rising in non-Newtonian fluids L. Romero, J. Torczynski A. Fernandez LP.09 Microfluidic assembly of multiscale soft materials L. Leng, A. Guenther LN.09 Flow over Superhydrophobic Hydrofoils R. Daniello, J. Sullivan, J. Rothstein LN.07 Experimental evidence of 3D flows around corners at low Reynolds number J. Sznitman, D. Clifton, D. Scobee, H. Stone, A. Smits LM.10 An efficient discretization of the Poisson-Boltzmann equation with applications to electrostatic force calculation M. Mirzadeh, T. Squires, F. Gibou LN. Vortex Flows: Bluff Bodies Room: 202C Chair: B. Shivamoggi, U. of Central Florida LM.08 Electrothermal Flow in Microfluidic Reservoirs X. Xuan, J. Zhu, S. Sridharan, G. Hu LM.09 Electrospinning of a viscous-capillary jet within dielectric liquid bath G. Riboux 17:32 LM.07 Stretching Tethered Polymer by Traveling Wave Electric Fields H. Wei, Y. Li, T. Wen 17:19 LM. Microfluids: General VI: Magnetic and Electric Fields Room: 202B Chair: A. Kumar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 17:06 LL.05 Deformation and stability of lipid membranes in electric fields P. Vlahovska 16:53 LL. Mini-Symposium on LL.04 Vesicles in a shear and Poiseuille flows C. Misbah Microhydrodynamics of Lipid Bi-layer Membranes Room: 202A Chair: P. Vlahovska, Dartmouth U. Session Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 LX.08 Flow Structure on a Rotating Plate C. Ozen, D. Rockwell LZ. Instability: General III Room: Regency F Chair: M. Bestehorn, Brandenburgische Technische Universitaet Cottbus LZ.07 Linear stability analysis of capillary instabilities for concentric cylindrical shells X. Liang, D. Deng, J. Nave, S. Johnson LY.09 Viscous gravity currents on a plane with leaks J. Lister, J. Neufeld, D. Vella, H. Huppert 17:32 LY.10 Binary solidification in confined geometries: Towards efficient solar cells T. Schneider, M. Brenner LW.10 Boiling Phenomena of Capillary Flow in Heat Pipe Applications C. Zhang, D. Jursic, K. Hunt, C. Hidrovo 82 LZ.08 Generalized Rayleigh-Taylor LZ.09 Mixing two miscible liquids LZ.10 Buoyancy-driven instabilities and Richtmyer-Meshkov instabilities in with Faraday instabilty F. Zoueshtiagh, of miscible two-layer stratifications particle-seeded flow P. Vorobieff, S. Amiroudine, R. Narayanan P. Trevelyan, C. Almarcha, A. De Wit J. Conroy, M. Anderson, R. White, C. Truman, S. Kumar LY. Viscous Flows LY.07 Pressures Losses in Grooved LY.08 Cavitation in a squeeze film Channels M. Mohammadi, J. Floryan J. Seddon, M. Kok, E. Linnartz, Room: Regency E D. Lohse Chair: C. D. Mitescu, Pomona College LX.07 Aerodynamics and Trajectories of Sports Flying Disk and Flying Ring H. Higuchi, Y. Goto, M. Nunos, F. Gomez LX.09 An investigation of the influence of freestream turbulence on the laminar separation bubble of an SD7003 airfoil at low Reynolds number D. Olson, A. Katz, A. Naguib, M. Koochesfahani, D. Rizzetta, M. Visbal 17:19 LX. Aerodynamics IV Room: Regency D Chair: J. Little, U. of Arizona 17:06 LW.09 Capillary rafts and their destabilization S. Protiere, M. Abkarian, J. Aristoff, H. Stone 16:53 LW. Surface Tension III LW.07 Wet-dog shake A. Dickerson, LW.08 Elastocapillary imbibition Z. Mills, D. Hu C. Duprat, J. Aristoff, H. Stone Room: Regency C Chair: A. Lukyanov, U. of Reading, UK Session Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 Using Observable Euler L1.20 Hydrodynamic Simulations Of Density Inversion In Granular Layers Veronica Policht, Jon Bougie, Jennifer Kreft Pearce L1.21 Continuum Simulation Of Impact Into Granular Beds Eric Wilkinson, Jon Bougie L1.9 Behavior Of Contact Angles On Rough Solid Surfaces Yumiko Yoshitake, Ko Okumura L1.10 Study Of Drop Coalescence Using The Lattice-Boltzmann Method Ricardo Falla Avila, Andres Gonzalez-Mancera L1.11 Modern Applications Of Shadowgraph Imaging Rafael Castrejón GarcÍa, Jose Rafael Castrejón-Pita, Graham D. Martin, Ian M. Hutchings 83 L1.19 On Influence Of Microstructure On Granular Impact Xiaoni Fang, Lou Kondic, Robert Behringer, Wolfgang Losert, Corey O’Hern L1.8 The Safety Of A Cell In A Droplet Under High Electric Field Jihoon Noh, Do Jin Im, In Seok Kang L1.17 Nonlinear Stability Of Granular Shear Flow: Shear Banding Priyanka Shukla, Meheboob Alam L1.16 Estimated Overturning Of Internal Waves Due To Time-Dependent Shear In The Ocean Leonardo Latorre, Julie Vanderhoff L1.15 Numerical Study Of Water Flow In A System Of Two Basins Connected By A Channel With Periodic Forcing Erick Javier Lopez Sanchez, Gerardo Ruiz Chavarria L1.14 Investigation Of Internal Wave Spectra Due To Observed Interactions Benjamin Hillyard, Julie Vanderhoff L1.13 Reduced-Order Models Of A Natural Convection Loop For Known Heat Flux Conditions Via Karhunen-Loève Expansions Tobias Hummel, Arturo Pacheco-Vega L1.12 PIV Measurements Of Flow Characteristics Induced By Mini Plate-wing Plasma Actuators A.N.M. Mominul Islam Mukut, Hiroshi Mizunuma, Takehiko Segawa, Obara Hiromichi L1.18 Testing The Continuum mu(I) Rheology For 2D Granular Flows On Avalanches And Collapse Of Columns Pierre-Yves Lagrée, Lydie Staron, Stéphane Popinet L1.7 Oscillatory Shear Induced Droplet Deformation And Breakup In Immiscible Polymer Blend Anuvat Sirivat, Vitsarut Janpaen L1.6 Transport Of An Active Scalar In A Chaotic Flow Field Himanshu Tiwari, Mark Paul L1.5 Shock Turbulence Interaction Equations Chang Xiao, Kamran Mohseni L1.4 Effect Of The Interaction On Growing / Condensation Processes Of Vapor Bubbles Injected In Subcooled Pool Ryota Hosoya, Ichiro Ueno L1.3 Mechanical Response Of Solutions Of Phospholipids To Anisotropic Compression Yves Dubief, Leonie Cowley L1.2 Toroidal Lagrangian Flow Structues In Highly Viscous Fluids By Moving Bent Rods Pavel Chtcheprov, Roberto Camassa, David Holz, David Marron, James Martindale, Richard McLaughlin, Leandra Vicci, Longhua Zhao L1.1 Particle Transport Near Arterial Stenosis Sahar Hendabadi, Shawn Shadden L1. Poster Session (15:15–17:00, Foyer, Promenade Ballroom) Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 L1.32 Measurement Of Torque In Taylor-Couette Flow With A Stationary Inner Cylinder T. Da Pron, C.J. Czarnocki, M.J. Burin L1.31 Richtymyer-Meshkov Instability: Effects Of Mach Number And Initial Conditions On Turbulent Mixing Gavin Friedman L1.30 Rayleigh Taylor Instability In The Presence Of Non-uniform Flow S. Sen L1.29 Penetration Process And Instabilities Arisen On A Liquid Jet Impinged To A Liquid Flowing In A Channel Kaoru Hattori, Ichiro Ueno L1.28 Fourier Decomposition Of Periodic Flow Using DPIV Ivan Korkischko, Iago C. Barbeiro, Julio R. Meneghini, J.A.P. Aranha L1.27 The Enhancement Of Streamwise Minus Modes During Evolution Of A Subsonic Compressible Jet Flow Ho-Shuenn Huang L1.26 A Low-speed Corona Jet For Internal Spot Cooling Of Tubes Majid Molki, Reza Baghaei Lakeh L1.25 Modeling Spreading Of Liquid Crystal Drops Linda Cummings, TeSheng Lin, Lou Kondic L1.24 Coating Of A Cylindrical Fibre: Instability And Drop Formation Alejandro G. González, Javier A. Diez, Roberto Gratton, Diego Campana, Fernando Saita L1.23 Direct Route To Turbulence In A Rotating Boundary Layer Bertrand Viaud, Eric Serre, Jean-Marc Chomaz L1.22 RNS Computations Of The Boundary Layer Flow Over Grooved Plate Juan Martin, Carlos Martel 84 L1.42 WITHDRAWN L1.41 Permeability Prediction Of Isotropic Fibrous Porous Media Sonia Woudberg, J. Prieur Du Plessis L1.40 Experimental Evaluation Of Simplified Theoretical Models For Fluid Mud Gravity Current Propagation Firat Testik, Mijanur Chowdhury L1.39 Atomistic Simulation Of Water Transport Through Graphene Membrane Myung Eun Suk, Narayana Aluru L1.38 Molecular Dynamics Simulations Of Janus Nanoparticle Assembly At Interfaces Weikang Chen, Joel Koplik, Ilona Kretzschmar L1.37 Role Of Bubble Velocity Fluctuations On The Energy Dissipation Rates In Bubbly Rayleigh-Bénard Convection R. Lakkaraju, L. Schmidt, D. Lohse, F. Toschi, P. Oresta, R. Verzicco, A. Prosperetti L1.36 Numerical Simulation Of A Micropump With Step Electrodes Using The Steric Effects Byoung Jae Kim, Seung-Hyun Lee, Soghra Rezazadeh, Kyung Heon Lee, Hyung Jin Sung L1.35 Development Of Ink Transfer Monitoring System For Roll-to-plate Gravure Offset Printing Process Seung-Hyun Lee, Taik-Min Lee, Dong-Soo Kim, Byoung Jae Kim, Seungwoo Lee Multiphase Microfluidics And Surface Enhanced Raman L1.34 Spectroscopy Chrysafis Andreou, Seung Joon Lee, Brian Piorek, Martin Moskovits, Carl Meinhart L1.33 The Effects Of Varying Horizontal Boundary Conditions On The Momentum Distribution And Subcritical Turbulent Transition Within Taylor-Couette Flow K.R. McDonald, C.J. Czarnocki, M.J. Burin Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 L1.49 Internal Wave Attractors In Stratified Fluids, Robustness To Perturbations Leo Maas, Jeroen Hazewinkel, Chrysanthi Tsimitri, Stuart Dalziel L1.48 On The Potential For Transport Due To Internal Tides In The Coastal Ocean Goncalo Trigo Cabrita Gil, Oliver Fringer L1.47 On The Potential For Transport Via Internal Tides Gonçalo Gil, Oliver Fringer L1.46 Viscous Flow Past A Semi-Infinite Plate Ling Xu, Monika Nitsche L1.45 Lagrangian Particle Tracking In Strained Turbulence Dimitry Ivanov, Róbert Grönqvist, Chung-min Lee, Ármann Gylfason L1.44 Characterization Of Hydrophobic And Hydrophilic Coatings As Deicing And Anti-icing Akihito Aoki, Katsuaki Morita, Akihisa Konno, Hirotaka Sakaue L1.43 Evolution Of Droplets Of Perfectly Wetting Liquid Under The Influence Of Thermocapillary Forces Shomeek Mukhopadhyay, Nebojsa Murisic, Robert P. Behringer, Lou Kondic 85 Monday Afternoon, 22 November 2010 86 87 Tuesday, 23 November 2010 Sessions M – R MB.01 Status Update of the Flow Physics Facility at the University of New Hampshire J. Forsythe, J. Klewicki, C. White, M. Wosnik MC.01 Simulation of Strong Shock and Turbulence Interactions using High-Order Shock-Fitting Algorithms P. Rawat, X. Zhong MD.01 LES one-way coupling of nested grids using scale similarity model K. Nozawa, T. Tamura ME.01 Upstream Drafting of a Flexible Body by its Downstream Neighbor T. Schnipper, J. Zhang MF.01 Hibernating turbulence, edge states and the Virk asymptote in channel flow of Newtonian and polymeric fluids M. Graham, L. Xi MG.01 A new anemometer for 2D atmospheric flow measurements in rough environments H. Heisselmann, M. Hoelling, J. Peinke MH.01 Non-cohesive, unimodal sediment transport in non-hydrostatic dam-break flow P. Bohorquez MJ.01 The Effect of Shape Mode Oscillations on the Particle Scavenging Efficiency of Water Droplets Using Acoustic Levitation J. Kizzee, J. Saylor MK.01 Rheology of capsule suspension P. Bagchi, R. Kalluri MB. Turbulent Boundary Layers VIII Room: 101B Chair: K. Christensen, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MC. Turbulence Simulations III Room: 102A Chair: D. Donzis, Texas A&M U. MD. Turbulence Simulations IV Room: 102B Chair: K. Knight, Bechtel Corporation ME. General Fluid Dynamics III Room: 102C Chair: H. Haj-Hariri, U. of Virginia MF. Non-Newtonian Flows I Room: 103A Chair: P. Underhill, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute MG. GFD: Atmospheric Flows III Room: 103B Chair: J. J. Riley, U. of Washington MH. GFD: General II Room: 103C Chair: S. Suman, Texas A&M U. MJ. Acoustics III: Oscillatory Excitations Room: 201A Chair: D. Bodony, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MK. Biofluids: Cellular II Room: 201B Chair: G. Wang, U. of South Carolina 08:00 MA.01 Overlap region in turbulent boundary layer over a rough surface N. Afzal Session MA. Turbulent Boundary Layers VII: Theory Room: 101A Chair: E. Longmire, U. of Minnesota 08:13 08:26 MC.03 Large-eddy simulations of the shock-turbulence interaction canonical problem I. Bermejo-Moreno, J. Larsson, S. Lele MK.02 Capsule deformation and orientation in general linear flows A. Szatmary, C. Eggleton MJ.02 Droplet actuation by surface acoustic waves: an interplay between acoustic streaming and radiation pressure P. Brunet, M. Baudoin, O. Bou Matar, F. Zoueshtiagh MH.02 Gravity currents in stratified fluids P. Linden MG.02 Interaction of pollution plumes and discontinuous fields in atmospheric chemistry models M. Santillana, M. Brenner, Y. Rastigeyev, D. Jacob MF.02 Turbulent Drag Reduction by Polymers: A Theoretical Study on the Effect of Polymer Concentration C. Leung, E. Ching ME.02 Cluster formation in traffic models R. Velasco, P. Saavedra 88 MK.03 An integrated model of microtubule-based pronuclear motion in the single-celled C. elegans embryo T. Shinar, M. Shelley MJ.03 Finite-Element Modeling of Forced Axisymmetric Sessile Drop Oscillation Using a Moving Mesh C. Forster, M. Smith, A. Glezer MH.03 Initial lock ratio effects on the dynamics of constant-volume density currents T. Bonometti, M. Ungarish, S. Balachandar MG.03 Punctuated changes in plant pathogen populations associated with passage of atmospheric Lagrangian coherent structures S. Ross, P. Tallapragada, D. Schmale MF.03 On the correspondence between polymer-modified turbulence states and transitional states in Newtonian flows Y. Dubief, C. White ME.03 Adaptive Control of the Generalized Korteweg-de Vries Burgers Equation N. Smaoui, A. El-Kadri, M. Zribi MD.02 Formulation of MD.03 Turbulent modeling for low smoothed-particle hydrodynamics speed compressible flow C. Li, method for turbulent free-surfaceflows J. Domaradzki, W. Fu A. Nakayama, H. Inokuma, K. Ikenaga MC.02 DNS of Shock / Isotropic Turbulence Interaction N. Grube, E. Taylor, P. MartÍn 08:39 08:52 MK.04 Monte Carlo Simulations of Absolute Binding Free Energy of Targeted Nanocarriers to Cell Surfaces J. Liu, B. Zern, P. Ayyaswamy, D. Eckmann, V. Muzykantov, R. Radhakrishnan MD.06 A buoyancy-adjusted extension of the stretched-vortex subgrid-scale model D. Chung, G. Matheou MH.05 Turbulent Mixing in Gravity Currents with Transverse Shear B. White, K. Helfrich, A. Scotti MG.05 Analysis and numerical simulation of a laboratory analog of radiatively induced cloud-top entrainment A. Kerstein, H. Schmidt, R. Nedelec, S. Wunsch, B. Sayler MK.05 Measurement of Cytoplasmic MK.06 Microrheology Using Optical Streaming in Drosophila Melanogaster Tweezers at the Air-Water Interface S. Ganguly, L. Williams, I. Palacios, T. Boatwright, A. Levine, M. Dennin R. Goldstein MJ.06 Numerical simulation of particle dispersion in an acoustic field J. Cleckler, F. Liu, S. Elghobashi MH.06 Numerical Simulations of Two-layer Bores L. Brandt, K. Brucker, J. Rottman, D. Dommermuth MG.06 Laboratory simulations of cumulus cloud flows explain the entrainment anomaly R. Narasimha, S. Diwan, D. Subrahmanyam, K. Sreenivas, G. Bhat MF.05 A viscoelastic drop falling MF.06 Simulations of high Reynolds through a viscous fluid M. Swarnajay, number wake transition in the presence K. Sarkar of viscoelasticity D. Richter, G. Iaccarino, E. Shaqfeh ME.05 On the increased decay of ME.06 Physical Gelation of a swirl after vortex breakdown B. Genc, Nano-Composite Soft Glass O. Ertunc, H. Vaidya, C. Koeksoy, H. Winter, K. Lania, F. Li, X. Wang A. Delgado MD.05 Wall-modeling for large-eddy simulation of high Reynolds number supersonic flows S. Kawai, J. Larsson, S. Lele MC.06 The decay of forced rescaling modes in a Mach 3 turbulent boundary layer Y. Kan, I. Beekman, S. Priebe, P. Martin MB.05 Comparison of Intermittency MB.06 Mean Dynamics of Channel Detection Algorithms in a Transitional Flow Transition J. Klewicki, J. Elsnab, Boundary Layer J. Null, M. McQuilling D. Maynes, T. Ameel MJ.04 Mechanically-Excited Sessile MJ.05 Compressibility and Related Drops C. Chang, J. Bostwick, Thermal and Diffusional Effects in S. Daniel, P. Steen Acoustics Streaming S. Sadhal, A. Rednikov MH.04 The dam-break of non-Boussinesq gravity currents of various fractional depth: two-layer shallow-water results M. Ungarish MG.04 Statistical scale invariance in satellite observations of water vapor mixing ratio from the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder K. Pressel, W. Collins MF.04 Parallel Large-Scale Computation of an Oldroyd-B Fluid Past a Confined Circular Cylinder in a Rectangular Channel using an Unstructured Finite Volume Method M. Sahin ME.04 Effect of orifice eccentricity on the Vortex size downstream orifice cascade in laminar duct flow A. Abou El-Azm Aly, M. Metwally, H. Abdel Kader MD.04 Numerical computations of turbulent flows; LES/SAS comparison M. Ilie, S. Llewellyn Smith 09:05 MA.05 The turbulent mean-velocity MA.06 The viscous sublayer profile: it is all in the spectrum revisited P. Alfredsson, R. Oerlue, G. Gioia, N. Guttenberg, N. Goldenfeld, P. Schlatter P. Chakraborty MC.04 Inflow Turbulence Generation MC.05 Simulations of High Speed and Oblique Shock / Turbulent Turbulent Jets in Crossflow X. Chai, Boundary Layer Interaction K. Mahesh B. Morgan, S. Kawai, S. Lele MB.04 Numerical simulation of negative Magnus force on a rotating sphere M. Muto, M. Tsubokura, N. Oshima MA.03 Macroscopic effects of the MA.04 Mean velocity of a free spectral structure in turbulent flows fully-developed turbulent boundary T. Tran, P. Chakraborty, N. Guttenberg, layer L. Xu, Z. Rusak, L. Castillo A. Prescott, H. Kellay, W. Goldburg, N. Goldenfeld, G. Gioia MB.02 Large-eddy simulation of the MB.03 Combined Compact zero pressure gradient, turbulent Difference Numerical Method for boundary layer M. Inoue, D. Pullin Simulation of Boundary Layer Turbulence Transition in the Non-Linear Stage J. Chen, W. Chen MA.02 Behavior of local dissipation scales in turbulent pipe flow S. Bailey, M. Hultmark, J. Schumacher, V. Yakhot, A. Smits Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 MM.01 Dynamics of desalination shocks in microstructures A. Mani, M. Bazant MN.01 Quantum length scale to distinguish between Kolmogorov and Vinen forms of quantum turbulence K. Sreenivasan, L. Skrbek MP.01 Breakup of particle clumps on liquid surfaces S. Gurupatham, M. Hossain, B. Dalal, I. Fischer, P. Singh, D. Joseph MQ.01 Low Reynolds number swimming in a stratified fluid A. Ardekani, R. Stocker MR.01 DNS of high speed boundary layers over ablating surfaces K. Braman, V. Raman, R. Upadhyay, O. Ezekoye MS.01 Numerical studies of the deformation of an initially rotating droplet E. Poon, A. Ooi, S. Quan, J. Lou, M. Giacobello MT.01 Passively pulsed propulsion of MT.02 Flapping modes of three aquatic vehicles R. Whittlesey, filaments placed side by side in a free J. Dabiri stream F. Tian, H. Luo, L. Zhu, X. Lu MU.01 Magnetohydrodynamic Augmentation of Pulse Detonation Engines C. Zeineh, L. Cole, A. Karagozian MV.01 Microstructure in Concentrated Sheared Dispersions J. Morris, E. Nazockdast MM. Microfluids: General VII Room: 202B Chair: R. Qiao, Clemson U. MN. Quantized Vortices and Vortex Dynamics Room: 202C Chair: D. Lathrop, U. of Maryland MP. Microfluids: Mixing I Room: 203A Chair: J. Ou, U. of Minnesota MQ. Biolocomotion IX: Micro-Swimming IV Room: 203B Chair: D. Saintillan, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MR. Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows I Room: 203C Chair: G. Bres, Exa Corporation MS. Drops XI Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: G. Hu, Chinese Academy of Sciences MT. Biolocomotion X: Macro-Swimming I Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: C. Henoch, Naval Undersea Warfare Center MU. Reacting Flows IV Room: Regency A Chair: D. Kassoy, U. of Colorado at Boulder MV. Suspensions I Room: Regency B Chair: A. Acrivos, City College of CUNY 08:13 08:26 MM.03 Irreversible gelation of wormlike micelle solutions under microfluidic flow P. Cheung, J. Cardiel, N. Dubash, A. Shen MV.02 Bulk Rheology of Noncolloidal Deformable Fiber Suspension M. Khan, M. Do-Quang, G. Amberg, J. Wu, C. Aidun MU.02 Simulations of a Detonation Wave in Transverse Magnetic Fields L. Cole, A. Karagozian, J. Cambier MS.02 The effect of surfactant redistribution on interactions of deformable drops in gravity and a temperature gradient M. Rother MR.02 Direct Numerical Simulation of low-temperature ablation by turbulent flows R. Crocker, Y. Dubief, C. White MQ.02 Locomotion by tangential deformation in a polymeric fluid L. Zhu, E. Lauga, L. Brandt MP.02 Electro-osmotic flows in rectangular cavities V. Meleshko, A. Trofimchuk, A. Gourjii , E. Bezym’yana 08:39 89 MV.03 Normal stresses in non-Brownian suspensions: bulk rheology and particle migration F. Boyer, O. Pouliquen, E. Guazzelli MU.03 RANS Simulations of Supersonic Combustion using a Flamelet-based Model V. Terrapon, R. Pecnik, F. Ham, H. Pitsch 08:52 ML.05 Mitigation of Shear-Induced Blood Damage by Mechanical Bileaflet Heart Valves B. Zakharin, S. Arjunon, N. Saikrishnan, A. Yoganathan, A. Glezer MR.05 Shock-wave surfing and the separation of meteoroid fragments in the atmosphere S. Laurence, R. Deiterding MQ.05 Finite-length swimmer in a nonlinearly viscoelastic fluid H. Fu MP.05 Characterization on performance of micromixer using DC-biased AC electroosmosis B. Park, S. Song MV.04 Experimental study of structure and rheology of concentrated colloidal suspensions X. Cheng, J. McCoy, J. Israelachvili, I. Cohen MU.04 The Dynamics of Unsteady Detonation with Diffusion C. Romick, T. Aslam, J. Powers 09:05 MS.06 Effects of Deformation on Drag and Lift Forces Acting on a Droplet in a Shear Flow Y. Suh, C. Lee MR.06 Experimental Investigation of Shock Wave Surfing N. Parziale, H. Hornung, J. Shepherd, S. Laurence MQ.06 Marine ostracod swimming behavior in the benthic boundary layer under different field flow conditions K. Sutherland, J. Dabiri, M. Koehl MP.06 Coherent structures in 3D viscous time-periodic flow J. Znaien, M. Speetjens, R. Trieling, H. Clercx MN.06 Motion of a Vortex Filament in the Local Induction Approximation: Reformulation of the Da Rios-Betchov Equations in the Extrinsic Filament Coordinate Space B. Shivamoggi, G. van Heijst MM.06 Micro-rheology of soft glassy materials: Collective phenomena in concentrated emulsions N. Bennani, A. Colin ML.06 Visualization of Simulated Endothelial Shear Stress and Blood Flow in Coronary Arteries M. Borkin, C. Feldman, H. Pfister, S. Melchionna, E. Kaxiras MV.05 Irreversibility and Chaos: Role of Long Range Hydrodynamic Interactions in Sheared Suspensions B. Metzger, J. Butler MU.05 A multivariate quadrature based approach for LES based supersonic combustion modeling P. Donde, H. Koo, V. Raman MV.06 Direct measurement of a normal stress in a sheared suspension J. Martin, G. Gauthier, S. Garland, A. Deboeuf, J. Morris MU.06 Large Eddy Simulation of Supersonic Combustion A. Saghafian, V. Terrapon, F. Ham, H. Pitsch MT.05 On Gray’s paradox and MT.06 Modeling and numerical efficiency measures for swimming simulations of 3D flows past self R. Bale, M. Hao, A. Bhalla, N. Patankar propelled fishes M. Bergmann, A. Iollo MS.04 Effect of drop shape on MS.05 Transient drop dynamics in thermally-induced drop motion at the convergent-divergent tubes filled with free interface of immiscible liquid layers liquids S. Quan E. Yakhshi Tafti, H. Cho, R. Kumar MR.04 Stochastic approach of meteor-generated infrasounds C. Millet, C. Haynes MQ.04 Stokesian locomotion in elastic fluids: Experiments R. Zenit, E. Lauga MP.04 Quantitative description of mixing in non-perturbative flows R. Mitchell, R. Grigoriev MN.04 Visualization of the Quantized MN.05 Initial conditions for reconnection calculations of quantized Vortex Lattice Dynamics in 4 He vortices C. Rorai, D. Lathrop, K. Gaff, D. Lathrop M. Fisher, K. Sreenivasan MM.04 Temporally resolved 3D3C MM.05 Self-consistent unstirred velocity measurements using confocal layers in osmotically driven flows volumetric scanning S. Klein, H. Bruus, K. Jensen, T. Bohr J. Posner ML.04 Analysis of velocity fluctuations downstream of a bileaflet mechanical heart valve M. Forleo, L. Dasi MT.03 Interaction of pitching and MT.04 Passive locomotion in heaving flexible flags in a viscous flow unsteady flows B. Ghaemi Oskouei, S. Kim, W. Huang, H. Sung E. Kanso MS.03 Inertial effects on the dynamics of a drop in a shear flow and the dispersed stresses R. Singh, K. Sarkar MR.03 Transport of Ablation Products in a Mach 5 Boundary Layer using Naphthalene PLIF C. Noel, B. Lochman, Z. Murphree, V. Narayanaswamy MQ.03 Undulatory Swimming in Viscoelastic Fluids at Low Reynolds Number X. Shen, P. Arratia MP.03 Targeting Complete Chaotic Mixing by Destabilizing Key Periodic Orbits in an Electro-osmotic Mixer R. Chabreyrie, C. Chandre, P. Singh, N. Aubry MN.02 Particles for flow visualization MN.03 Reconnection of quantized and velocimetry in liquid nitrogen vortices and quantum turbulence E. Fonda, M. Paoletti, K. Sreenivasan, D. Lathrop D. Lathrop MM.02 Microfluidic flow characterized by light-induced local viscosity distribution M. Motosuke, S. Honami ML.02 Aortic Wave Dynamics and Its ML.03 Leveraging theory from Influence on Left Ventricular Workload cosmodynamics to study the the effect N. Pahlevan, M. Gharib of the pulsating heart on coronary arteries in a large-scale Lattice Boltzmann simulation A. Peters, S. Melchionna, J. Latt, S. Succi, E. Kaxiras 08:00 ML.01 High resolution simulation of the left heart hemodynamics in patient-specific anatomies T. Le, I. Borazjani, F. Sotiropoulos Session ML. Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular I Room: 202A Chair: C. Lin, U. of Iowa Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 MX.01 Aerodynamic stability of blunted-cone heat shields for atmospheric entry vehicles J. Sader, E. Button, D. Ladiges, C. Lilley, N. Mackenzie, E. Ross MY.01 Instabilities of conducting fluid flows in cylindrical shells under external forcing J. Burguete, M. Miranda MZ.01 Joint Baroclinic and Convective Instability K. Julien, G. Vasil MX. Industrial Applications I Room: Regency D Chair: A. Filippov, Corning Inc. MY. Magnetohydrodynamics Room: Regency E Chair: Y. Panta, Youngstown State U. MZ. Rotating Flows I Room: Regency F Chair: H. Aluie, Los Alamos National Laboratory 08:00 MW.01 Laser imaging measurements of flow dynamics and mixing in gel-phase flows L. Su, J. Leggett, M. Coil Session MW. Experimental Techniques II Room: Regency C Chair: R. Menon, TSI Inc. 08:13 MZ.02 Rapidly Rotating Wall Mode Convection G. Vasil, K. Julien MY.02 An all-speed projection method for magneto-hydrodynamics R. Samtaney, M. Adams, P. Colella, D. Graves, T. Ligocki, B. van Straalen MX.02 An Experimental Investigation of Compressible Dynamic Stall on a 2-D Airfoil Subjected to Non-Harmonic Pitching Motion D. Coleman, F. Thomas, T. Corke, P. Bowles, K. Thorne MW.02 Low Pressure Seeder Development for PIV in Large Scale Open Loop Wind Tunnels R. Schmit 08:39 90 MZ.03 An asymptotic model for rotationally-constrained non-penetrative thermal convection A. Rubio, K. Julien MY.03 Direct Numerical Simulation for the MHD Homogeneous Shear Turbulence with the Uniform Magnetic Field M. Okamoto MX.03 Compressibility effects on dynamic stall attributes P. Bowles, T. Corke, F. Thomas, K. Thorne, D. Coleman 08:52 09:05 MW.06 A compact Self-Contained Underwater Velocimetry Apparatus (SCUVA) for in situ field measurements in daytime M. Kinzel, J. Dabiri MY.05 Direct numerical simulations of turbulent MHD flow in a 2:1 aspect ratio rectangular duct subjected to transverse and span-wise magnetic fields R. Chaudhary, A. Shinn, B. Thomas, S. Vanka MZ.06 Studies of Rossby waves and hydrodynamic turbulence in a Taylor-Couette device E. Edlund, E. Schartman, E. Spence, A. Roach, P. Sloboda, H. Ji MY.06 Numerical simulation of quasi-static magnetohydrodynamic flow in a right-angle bend S. Vantieghem, B. Knaepen MX.05 Numerical flow simulation of a MX.06 Qualitative CFD for Rapid reusable sounding rocket during Learning in Industrial and Academic nose-up rotation K. Kuzuu, Applications E. Variano K. Kitamura, K. Fujimoto, E. Shima MW.05 A vision-based hybrid particle tracking velocimetry (PTV) technique using a modified cascade-correlation peak-finding method W. Tien, Y. Lei, J. Duncan, D. Dabiri, T. Rösgen, J. Hove, M. Gharib MZ.04 The dynamics of mercury flow MZ.05 Influence of the surface in a curved pipe Y. Zhan, F. Ladeinde, tension and the viscosity on irregular H. Kirk, K. McDonald surface switching of rotating fluids Y. Tasaka, M. Iima MY.04 Transition in MHD duct flow O. Zikanov, D. Krasnov, M. Rossi, T. Boeck MX.04 Linear Stability Analysis on Multiple Solutions of Steady Transonic Small Disturbance Equation Y. Liu, F. Liu, S. Luo MW.03 Large depth-of-field PIV in a MW.04 Particle shadow velocimetry in a narrow channel D. Ehyaei, vs. LDV: measurements of a turbulent K. Kiger pipe flow M. McPhail, J. Giordano, A. Fontaine, M. Krane, L. Goss, J. Crafton 08:26 Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 MD.07 Scaling laws in helical rotating turbulence: do they change with Reynolds number? A. Pouquet, J. Baerenzung, P. Mininni, D. Rosenberg ME.07 Lonely GPFUTV—-the ME.08 Coherent structures in the ME.09 Inclined interactions of vortex ME.10 Modifying intake flow to movement of water under the action of free surface confined turbulent jet couples with a density interface increase EGR tolerance in an Internal an unknown vacuum energy W. Lin J. Tian, R. Balachandar, V. Roussinova J. Flor, I. Eames, A. Abiola-Ogedengbe Combustion Engine D. Rubio, M. Drabo, P. Puzinauskas MF.07 Evolution of vortical structures MF.08 Peristaltic pumping of solid in Newtonian and viscoelastic turbulent particles immersed in a viscoelastic flows K. Kim, R. Sureshkumar fluid J. Chrispell, L. Fauci MG.07 The evaporatively driven cloud-top mixing layer J. Mellado MH.07 Numerical Prediction of Wave MH.08 Alternative analysis of the Forces on a Breakwater under temperature distribution in the interior Tsunami Loading K. Brucker, ocean S. Zhou, K. Li, L. Qu M. Oshnack, T. O’Shea, D. Cox, D. Dommermuth MJ.07 Vortex structures and heat transfer in acoustic streaming flows I. Sou, J. Allen, C. Layman, C. Ray MK.07 Protein amyloid formation: Effects of shear, advection and interfaces D. Posada, A. Hirsa ME. General Fluid Dynamics III Room: 102C Chair: H. Haj-Hariri, U. of Virginia MF. Non-Newtonian Flows I Room: 103A Chair: P. Underhill, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute MG. GFD: Atmospheric Flows III Room: 103B Chair: J. J. Riley, U. of Washington MH. GFD: General II Room: 103C Chair: S. Suman, Texas A&M U. MJ. Acoustics III: Oscillatory Excitations Room: 201A Chair: D. Bodony, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MK. Biofluids: Cellular II Room: 201B Chair: G. Wang, U. of South Carolina MK.08 Modelling Protein-induced Membrane Deformation using Monte Carlo and Langevin Dynamics Simulations R. Radhakrishnan, N. Agrawal, N. Ramakrishnan, P. Sunil Kumar, J. Liu MJ.08 Radiative heating of acoustically levitated nano-silica droplets: Internal flow pattern leading to ring or bowl shaped structure A. Saha, E. Tijerino, R. Kumar, S. Basu MG.08 A study of the interactions between turbulence and small inertial droplets C. Bateson, A. Molina, B. Rosa, L. Wang, A. Aliseda MD.08 Analysis of Structure Functions for the Turbulent Ekman Layer Direct Simulation S. Waggy, S. Biringen MF.10 The dynamics of a simple model for a yield stress fluid Y. Renardy, K. Maki 91 MK.09 Effect of Reynolds number on 2-D protein crystallization at the air/water interface J. Young, D. Posada, A. Hirsa, J. Lopez MJ.09 Effectiveness of Thin Urethane Coatings for Attenuating Flow Noise in SONAR Arrays W. Keith, I. Cook, A. Foley, K. Cipolla MH.09 Energy spectra of stably stratified turbulence Y. Kimura, J. Herring MK.10 Quantification of Electroporation-Mediated Propidium Iodide Delivery into 3T3 Cells M. Sadik, J. Li, J. Shan, D. Shreiber, H. Lin MH.10 Numerical simulations of the transport of passive scalars around obstacles in tidal flows H. Ku, S. Venayagamoorthy MG.09 Enhancement of coalescence MG.10 Experimental study of droplet due to droplet inertia in turbulent condensational growth in a wet/dry clouds S. Krueger, A. Kerstein turbulent mixing layer R. Keedy, A. Aliseda MF.09 Examining the coil-stretch transition in flexible polymers P. Underhill, R. Radhakrishnan MB.10 Subgrid Scale (SGS) Flow Structures and Energy Flux in a Rough-wall Channel Flow J. Katz, J. Hong, C. Meneveau, M. Schultz MD. Turbulence Simulations IV Room: 102B Chair: K. Knight, Bechtel Corporation MB.08 Kelvin-Helmholtz-like MB.09 The Role of Turbulent Scales instability of turbulent flows over riblets in a Rough and Smooth Surface Wind Turbine Blade V. Maldonado, R. GarcÍa-Mayoral, J. Jiménez S. Torres-Nieves, L. Castillo, C. Meneveau MC.07 DDES of shock wave/ turbulent boundary layer interaction P. Coronado, M. Ilie 09:57 MA.10 Analytical solutions of a quasilaminarized turbulent boundary layer R. Hopkins, R. Cal MC. Turbulence Simulations III Room: 102A Chair: D. Donzis, Texas A&M U. 09:44 MA.09 Turbulence structure in non-zero pressure gradient boundary layers J. Monty, Z. Harun, I. Marusic MB.07 Mean momentum balance evolution in boundary layer transition R. Ebner, X. Wu, J. Klewicki 09:31 MA.08 New insights into adverse pressure gradient boundary layers W. George, M. Stanislas, J. Laval MB. Turbulent Boundary Layers VIII Room: 101B Chair: K. Christensen, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 09:18 MA.07 Relevant length scales in wall-bounded turbulence S. Venayagamoorthy, L. Dasi MA. Turbulent Boundary Layers VII: Theory Room: 101A Chair: E. Longmire, U. of Minnesota Session Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom MM.07 Topology Optimization of MM.08 Traffic jams and intermittent Solid Oxide Fuel Cells G. Panagakos, flows in microfluidic networks F. Okkels N. Champagne, R. Vasseur, A. Montourcy, D. Bartolo MN.07 On Lagrangian and MN.08 Quasi-steady linked vortices vortex-surface fields in Taylor-Green with chaotic streamlines O. Velasco and Kida-Pelz flows D. Pullin, Y. Yang Fuentes, A. Romero Arteaga MP.07 High-throughput continuous millisecond solution exchange for particle suspensions D. Gossett, H. Tse, J. Dudani, D. Di Carlo MQ.07 Escaping From Predation At Low Reynolds Number: A Compensatory Mechanism B. Gemmell, J. Sheng, E. Buskey MR.07 Shock Structure in a Supersonic Jet C. Stern, C. Aguilar MS.07 Effect of relative humidity on contact angle of inkjet-printed evaporating colloidal drops V. Chhasatia, A. Joshi, Y. Sun MT.07 Hydrodynamics of efficient MT.08 Two-dimensional study of fluid MT.09 A Mechanical Fish to Emulate propulsion in oscillating foils A. Eslam interaction with ray-strengthened fin the Fast-Start Performance of Pike Panah, J. Buchholz using immersed boundary method C. Feng, Y. Modarres-Sadeghi K. Shoele, Q. Zhu MU.07 The Interaction of High-Speed Turbulence with Flames: Turbulent Flame Speed A. Poludnenko, E. Oran MV.07 Rolling and resuspension of a MV.08 Instability of settling particle for explanation of Shields non-spherical particle in a vertical diagram H. Lee, S. Balachandar shear flow D. Qi, D. Koch, G. Subramanian MN. Quantized Vortices and Vortex Dynamics Room: 202C Chair: D. Lathrop, U. of Maryland MP. Microfluids: Mixing I Room: 203A Chair: J. Ou, U. of Minnesota MQ. Biolocomotion IX: Micro-Swimming IV Room: 203B Chair: D. Saintillan, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MR. Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows I Room: 203C Chair: G. Bres, Exa Corporation MS. Drops XI Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: G. Hu, Chinese Academy of Sciences MT. Biolocomotion X: Macro-Swimming I Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: C. Henoch, Naval Undersea Warfare Center MU. Reacting Flows IV Room: Regency A Chair: D. Kassoy, U. of Colorado at Boulder MV. Suspensions I Room: Regency B Chair: A. Acrivos, City College of CUNY 09:44 MM. Microfluids: General VII Room: 202B Chair: R. Qiao, Clemson U. 09:31 09:57 MR.10 Implementation and Validation of a MILES Solver for the Simulation of Supersonic Jet Flow A. Corrigan, J. Liu, K. Kailasanath, R. Ramamurti MQ.10 Autonomous motion of semipermeable colloidal particles via chemical reactions: self-osmophoresis M. Diaz, U. Cordova-Figueroa MP.10 Mixing Enhancement in a Very Low Reynolds Number Liquid Shear Flow R. Nehe, H. Hu, M. Koochesfahani MN.10 Vortical structures in the shallow flow past a magnetic obstacle in an electrolytic layer A. Beltran, S. Cuevas, E. Ramos, S. Smolentsev MM.10 Compliant synthetic cilia induce deposition of solid particles J. Branscomb, A. Alexeev ML.10 Investigating the Flow and Biomechanics of the Embryonic Zebrafish Heart B. Johnson, D. Garrity, L. Dasi 92 MV.09 Anomalous diffusion of non-colloidal suspensions in a Couette flow K. Yeo, M. Maxey MU.10 Hot Surface Ignition and Flame Propagation of Hydrocarbon Air Mixtures P. Boettcher, B. Ventura, G. Blanquart, J. Shepherd MS.09 Contact line dynamics of a MS.10 Dynamics of Acoustically liquid meniscus advancing into a Vaporized Microdroplets A. Qamar, microchannel with chemical Z. Wong, J. Fowlkes, J. Bull heterogeneities C. Wylock, M. Pradas, B. Haut, P. Colinet, S. Kalliadasis MR.09 Ignition, Flame Structure and Near-Wall Burning in Transverse Hydrogen Jets in Supersonic Crossflow M. Gamba, M. Mungal, R. Hanson MQ.09 Bacteria swimming in a wall-bounded shear flow studied with microfluidic-DHM H. Agarwal, M. Barry, R. Stocker, J. Sheng MP.09 Inertial Droplet Mixing in a Confined Microchannel Gas Flow B. Carroll, B. Robinson, C. Hidrovo MU.08 Compressible, diffusive, MU.09 Thermomechanical reactive flow simulations of the double phenomena in rapidly heated inert and Mach reflection phenomenon reactive gases D. Kassoy J. Ziegler, R. Deiterding, J. Shepherd, D. Pullin MS.08 The electro-hydrodynamic flow about and the shape of strongly deformed drops E. Yariv, D. Rhodes MR.08 Large eddy simulation of an underexpanded sonic jet C. Gorle, M. Gamba, F. Ham MQ.08 A High-Speed Tomographic PIV System for Measuring Plankton-Generated Flow D. Murphy, D. Webster, J. Yen MP.08 Spinning Convection: Particle-induced Secondary Flow in Straight Microchannels H. Amini, E. Sollier, D. Di Carlo MN.09 Dynamics of Oscillatory Vortex Multipoles Generated by Electromagnetic Forcing A. Figueroa, S. Cuevas, E. Ramos MM.09 Efficiency of a minimal micro-pump in a viscoelastic fluid F. De Lillo, G. Boffetta ML.08 Computational fluid dynamics ML.09 A Mechanical System to study of the early embryonic ventricle Reproduce Cardiovascular Flows loop P. Menon Gopalakrishna, T. Lindsey, P. Valsecchi W. Kowalski, F. Sotiropoulos, K. Pekkan 09:18 ML.07 Hemodynamic simulations in coronary aneurysms of a patient with Kawasaki Disease D. Sengupta, A. Marsden, J. Burns Session ML. Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular I Room: 202A Chair: C. Lin, U. of Iowa Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom MZ.07 A Stereo-PIV Study of the Taylor-Column Generated by a Rotating Disk J. Vlaskamp, P. Thomas, R. Hollerbach, R. Kerr MZ. Rotating Flows I Room: Regency F Chair: H. Aluie, Los Alamos National Laboratory 09:57 MX.10 Hydrophobic coating study for anti-icing aircraft K. Morita, A. Aoki, A. Konno, H. Sakaue MW.10 Direct Measurement of Turbulent Shear S. Stefanus, S. Steers, W. Goldburg MZ.08 Velocity profile measurements in high Reynolds number Taylor-Couette flow for pure outer-cylinder rotation S. Huisman, D. van Gils, C. Sun, G. van Heijst, D. Lohse 93 MZ.09 Statistics of velocity fluctuations in turbulent Couette-Taylor flow C. Sun, S. Huisman, D. van Gils, D. Lohse MZ.10 Torque scaling between independently rotating cylinders in turbulent Taylor-Couette flow D. van Gils, D. Narezo, S. Huisman, C. Sun, D. Lohse MY.08 Measuring and analyzing the MY.09 Magneto-Hydrodynamic Flow MY.10 Stability of mixed convection magnetic field in (SERAJ system) theta of a Binary Electrolyte in a Concentric flows in poloidal ducts of DCLL blanket pinch device using the Magnetic Annulus M. Qin, H. Bau N. Vetcha, S. Smolentsev, M. Abdou probes H. Eshraee, E. Elshummakhi MY.07 Gyroviscous effects in channel flow with Braginskii magnetohydrodynamics P. Dellar MY. Magnetohydrodynamics Room: Regency E Chair: Y. Panta, Youngstown State U. 09:44 MX.07 Characterization of Synthetic MX.08 Coaxial twin-fluid atomization MX.09 Large eddy simulation on a GTL Jet Fuel for use in Gas Turbine with pattern air gas streams C. Ng, pulverized coal combustion furnace Engines R. Sadr, K. Kannaiyan A. Aliseda with a complex swirl burner H. Watanabe, K. Tanno, R. Kurose, S. Komori 09:31 MW.08 Modern quantitative schlieren MW.09 Megahertz rate Schlieren techniques M. Hargather, G. Settles visualization of underexpanded, impinging jet using pulsed high power LED C. Willert, D. Mitchell, J. Soria MX. Industrial Applications I Room: Regency D Chair: A. Filippov, Corning Inc. 09:18 MW.07 3D Synthetic Aperture Imaging for Fluid Flows J. Belden, T. Truscott, M. Axiak, A. Techet MW. Experimental Techniques II Room: Regency C Chair: R. Menon, TSI Inc. Session Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 10:10 Refreshment Break, 10:10–10:30 Promenade Ballroom Lunch Break 11:30 – 12:50 94 Session PT: Francois Frenkiel Award Lecture 11:10 – 11:30, Grand Ballroom B Chair: Kenneth Kiger, University of Maryland Francois Frenkiel Award Lecture: Thermocapillary Migration Of Interfacial Droplets Edwin F. Greco, Georgia Institute of Technology Session PS: Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award Lecture 11:10 – 11:30, Grand Ballroom A Chair: Andrea Prosperetti, Johns Hopkins University Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Prize Lecture: Quantum Mechanics Meets Fluid Dynamics: Visualization Of Vortex Reconnection In Superfluid Helium Matthew Paoletti, University of Maryland and University of Texas at Austin Mini Break 11:05 – 11:10 Invited Session NT 10:30 – 11:05, Grand Ballroom B Chair: Stephen Davis, Northwestern University Wetting, Spreading And Capillary Adhesion: Putting Shape-instability To Purpose Paul Steen, Cornell University Invited Session NS 10:30 – 11:05, Grand Ballroom A Chair: Geoffrey Spedding, University of Southern California Turbulence In Strongly Stratified Flows James Riley, University of Washington Tuesday Morning, 23 November 2010 QB.04 Time-evolution and time-scales of topological structures in a turbulent boundary layer through conditional mean trajectory analysis C. Atkinson, S. Chumakov, I. Bermejo-Moreno, X. Wu, J. Soria QJ.02 Airfoil Leading Edge Flow Separation Control using DBD Plasma Actuators driven by Nanosecond Pulses J. Little, C. Rethmel, K. Takashima, C. Wiet, I. Adamovich, M. Samimy QK.02 Dynamics of a microsphere in an anisotropic gel: a frontier in intracellular microrheology M. Gomez-Gonzalez, K. Osterday, J. del Alamo QJ.01 Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Plasma Actuator Control of Modified Flat-back Airfoil B. Mertz, T. Corke QJ. Flow Control VI Room: 201A Chair: M. Wei, New Mexico State U. QK. Biofluids: Cellular III QK.01 Stochastic Intravasation Model for Cancer Metastasis A. Lee, Room: 201B Chair: J. C. del Alamo, U. of California, S. Liao, P. Newton San Diego 95 QK.03 Probing the directional structure and intracellular microrheology of the eukaryotic cytoplasm K. Osterday, M. Gomez-Gonzalez, J. Li, G. Norwich, J. Lasheras, S. Chien, J. del Alamo QJ.03 Experimental study and optimization of Plasma Actuators for Flow control in subsonic regime P. Moise, J. Mathew, K. Venkatraman, J. Thomas QH.03 Nonlinear spin-up of a thermally stratified fluid in cylindrical geometries J. Pacheco, R. Verzicco, S. Smirnov QH.01 Elastic response of ice sheet-shelf system R. Sayag, G. Worster QH. GFD: General III Room: 103C Chair: J. Barranco, San Francisco State U. QH.02 Fracturing of rocks by ice I. Vlahou, G. Worster QG.02 Intrusive gravity currents and QG.03 Horizontal Convection the solitary wave lifecycle in a K. Matusik, S. Llewellyn Smith cylindrical geometry J. McMillan, B. Sutherland QG.01 Interleaving intrusions between adjacent layered stratifications B. Maurer, P. Linden QG. Stratified Flows I Room: 103B Chair: S. Sarkar, U. of California, San Diego 13:42 QK.04 Do choanoflagellate cells cooperate hydrodynamically to increase feeding fluxes? M. Roper, J. Wilkening, M. Koehl, R. Pepper, M. Dayel, N. King QJ.04 Pressure Dependence of Plasma Actuated Flow Control J. Valerioti, T. Corke QH.04 Experimental study of atmospheric wind and ocean surface wave interaction A. Singha, R. Sadr 13:55 QE.06 Combined experimental and computational investigation of sterile air flows in surgical environments J. McNeill, J. Hertzberg, Z. Zhai QD.06 The LES of the channel flow in a non aligned system of coordinates M. Germano, A. Abbà QC.06 A comparison study of planar Richtmyer-Meshkov instability in Mie-Grüneisen fluids and perfect gases G. Ward, D. Pullin QB.06 Identification of Lagrangian Coherent Structures in a Turbulent Boundary Layer Z. Wilson, M. Tutkun, R. Cal QK.05 WITHDRAWN . QJ.05 Coherent Structures in a Supersonic Jet Excited by Plasma Actuators D. Gaitonde, M. Samimy QH.05 Fluxes across double-diffusive interfaces: a one-dimensional-turbulence study E. Gonzalez-Juez, A. Kerstein, D. Lignell QK.06 Cellular flow in a small blood vessel J. Freund, M. Orescanin QJ.06 Towards Feedback Control of Bypass Transition: Experiments on Laminar Boundary Layer Response to Dynamically Actuated Roughness K. Bade, A. Naguib, R. Hanson, P. Lavoie QH.06 Settling-induced heat transport F. Blanchette, W. Douandju, S. Montroy QG.06 Turbulence-induced secondary motion in a buoyancy-driven flow in a circular pipe J. Maganudet, Y. Hallez QF.05 Effect of Polymer Additives on QF.06 Purely elastic instabilities in Heat Transfer in a Laminar parallel shear flows L. Pan, P. Arratia Boundary-Layer Flow E. Ching, R. Benzi, V. Chu QE.05 Oscillatory motion of flat square wall-hinged winglets inside a turbulent boundary layer A. Elzawawy, Y. Andreopoulos QD.05 Optimization of turbine spacing in the fully developed wind turbine array boundary layer C. Meneveau, J. Meyers QC.05 DSMC Algorithms for Moving-Boundary Problems J. Torczynski, M. Gallis QB.05 Geometrical structure and topology of pressure Hessian in the turbulent boundary layer S. Chumakov, C. Atkinson, I. Bermejo-Moreno, J. Soria, X. Wu QA.05 Droplet deformation in shear QA.06 Fluctuating Lattice Boltzmann flow: a comparison between G. Kaehler, A. Wagner multicomponent Lattice-Boltzmann method (LBM) and Phase Field method (PFM) A. Soldati, L. Scarbolo, D. Molin, P. Perlekar, F. Toschi QG.04 Lattice Boltzmann simulation QG.05 Generalized thermal theory of buoyancy-driven flow of two for gravity currents in the deceleration immiscible fluids in an inclined channel phase A. Dai S. Vanka, K. Sahu QF.02 Symmetric factorization of the QF.03 Slow motion and deformation QF.04 Steady State Visco-Elastic conformation tensor in viscoelastic fluid of a viscoplastic drop in a viscous fluid Rimming Flow A. Mazurenko, models B. Thomases, N. Balci, O. Lavrenteva, I. Smagin, A. Nir S. Fomin, B. Nelson, J. Debrunner M. Renardy, C. Doering QE.04 New Ways of Teaching Upper-division courses: Descriptions and Results R. Pepper, S. Chasteen, S. Pollock, M. Dubson, P. Beale, K. Perkins QD.04 Applying the v2f and the algebraic structure-based Reynolds stress closures to wind flow over complex terrain J. O’Sullivan, R. Pecnik, G. Iaccarino QF. Non-Newtonian Flows II QF.01 Peristalsis of a viscoelastic fluid in a cavity with closed ends Room: 103A Chair: P. Singh, New Jersey Institute of S. Lukens, J. Chrispell, L. Fauci Technology QD.03 Large Eddy Simulation of stable and unstable atmospheric boundary layers over heterogeneous terrain S. Shah, E. Bou-Zeid QE.02 The mass, energy, space and QE.03 Seeing Fluid Physics: time systemic theory-MEST-quantum Outcomes From a Course on Flow gravitational field D. Cao Visualization J. Hertzberg QE.01 Light dragging phenomenon and expanding wormholes H. Culetu 13:29 QA.04 A Diffuse Interface Method with Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Simulation of Incompressible Multi-Phase Flows with Moving Contact Lines Y. Sui, P. Spelt, H. Ding QC.03 A Generalized Stochastic QC.04 Improved-Efficiency DSMC Solution Algorithm for Simulations of Collision-Partner Selection Schemes Rarefied Gas Flows M. Gorji, P. Jenny M. Gallis, J. Torczynski QB.03 Markovian properties of velocity increments in a high Reynolds number turbulent boundary layer M. Fredbo, M. Tutkun QE. General Fluid Dynamics IV Room: 102C Chair: B. Lyon, California Institute of Technology QC.02 Variance-reduced DSMC simulations of low-signal flows G. Radtke, H. Al-Mohssen, M. Gallis, N. Hadjiconstantinou QB.02 Coherent enstrophy production and turbulent dissipation in two-dimensional turbulence with and without walls R. Nguyen Van Yen, M. Farge, K. Schneider 13:16 QA.03 A Quadrature Free Discontinuous Galerkin Conservative Level Set Scheme M. Czajkowski, O. Desjardins QD.02 Conditional flow structures in a Large Eddy Simulation of the fully developed wind-turbine array boundary layer C. Verhulst, C. Meneveau QC.01 Importance sampling based direct simulation Monte Carlo method P. Vedula, D. Otten QC. Rarefied Gases and Compressible Flows Room: 102A Chair: X. Wang, U. of California, Los Angeles 13:03 QA.02 Evaluation of CFD predictions of mixing properties of hydrogen as a fuel in a model premixer by experimental and statistical tools A. Akbari, V. McDonell, S. Samuelsen QD. Turbulence Simulations V QD.01 Large-eddy simulation of flow past wind turbine rotors I. Borazjani, Room: 102B F. Sotiropoulos Chair: D. Lee Cotrell, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory QB.01 Scale-separation effects on the mechanisms of turbulent inertia C. Morrill-Winter, P. Priyadarshana, J. Klewicki QB. Turbulent Boundary Layers IX Room: 101B Chair: D. Sabatino, Lafayette College 12:50 QA.01 A lattice Boltzmann code for direct numerical simulation of skin-friction drag reduction by superhydrophobic surfaces in turbulent channel flow A. Rastegari, R. Akhavan Session QA. CFD: Multiphase and Mixing Applications Room: 101A Chair: S. V. Apte, Oregon State U. Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 QN.01 Granular materials: on topology of force chains L. Kondic, M. Tsukahara, M. Kramar, K. Mischaikow, J. Zhang, R. Behringer, C. O’Hern QP.01 Optimal advective mixing by two-dimensional chaotic Stokes flows D. Saintillan, Q. Yan QQ.01 Understanding the QQ.02 Deformation of soap films spontaneous brittle-to-ductile transition pushed through tubes at high velocity in foam fracture S. Arif, J. Tsai, I. Cantat, B. Dollet S. Hilgenfeldt QR.01 Fluid-thermal validation of a high-fidelity multi-physics computational tool C. Ostoich, D. Bodony, P. Geubelle QS.01 Collisional low velocity phase QS.02 Chemotaxis affects of concentrated rod-shaped bacteria hydrodynamics in suspensions of L. Cisneros, J. Kessler, S. Ganguly, micro-swimmers E. Lushi, M. Shelley R. Goldstein QN. Granular Flows III Room: 202C Chair: M. V. Papalexandris, Universite Catholique de Louvain QP. Microfluidics: Mixing II Room: 203A Chair: H. Zhao, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas QQ. Bubbles IV Room: 203B Chair: Y. Hong Qian, Shanghai U. QR. Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows II Room: 203C Chair: J. Hermanson, U. of Washington QS. Biolocomotion XI: Micro-Swimming Collective Behavior Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: S. Spagnolie, U. of California, San Diego 13:16 QL.03 Physiologic Simulation of the Fontan Surgery with Variable Wall Properties and Respiration C. Long, Y. Bazilevs, J. Feinstein, A. Marsden 13:29 QL.04 Computational Modeling of Blood Flow and Valve Dynamics in Hearts with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy X. Zheng, R. Mittal, T. Abraham, A. Pinheiro QV.01 Mixing and microstructure in sedimenting suspensions E. Guazzelli, L. Bergougnoux QV. Suspensions II Room: Regency B Chair: J. Hinch, Cambridge U. QV.02 Microrheology of colloidal dispersions R. Zia, J. Brady QU.01 Detonation propagation QU.02 Fingering instability of forward through methane-air mixtures with fuel smolder waves Z. Lu, Y. Dong concentration gradients D. Kessler, V. Gamezo, E. Oran QT.02 Numerical investigation of the 3D flow field generated by a self-propelling manta ray J. Pederzani, H. Haj-Hariri QR.02 Porous coatings for hypersonic laminar flow control M. Inkman, G. Bres, T. Colonius, A. Fedorov QP.02 Analysis of Mixing in a 2D Drop with Time-Periodic Boundary Forcing M. Davis, A. Clemm, C. Keppel, D. Marriner, A. Bernoff, A. Nadim QN.02 Energy bursts in shallow granular systems N. Mujica, N. Rivas, S. Ponce, B. Gallet, D. Risso, R. Soto, P. Cordero QS.04 Oxygen transport and mixing dynamics in thin films of aerotactic bacteria A. Alizadeh Pahlavan, D. Saintillan QU.04 Pinning of reaction fronts by moving vortices C. Williamson, T. Solomon 96 13:55 QL.06 Particle Image Velocimetry studies of bicuspid aortic valve hemodynamics N. Saikrishnan, C. Yap, A. Yoganathan QP.05 A Two-Equation Model For Mixing in Viscous-Fingering Displacements B. Jha, L. Cueto-Felgueroso, R. Juanes QS.06 Modelization and numerical simulations of a microswimmer suspension. The impact on rheology. P. Peyla, L. Jibuti, S. Rafai QV.05 Long-time self-diffusivity of a catalytic partcle in a dilute suspension S. Shklyaev, J. Brady, U. Cordova–Figueroa QU.05 Burning manifolds and burning lobes M. Kingsbury, T. Solomon QV.06 In Situ Observations of Electric-Field Induced Nanoparticle Aggregation T. Woehl, N. Browning, W. Ristenpart QU.06 Numerical Investigation of the Hydrogen Jet Flammable Envelope Extent with Account for Unsteady Phenomena B. Chernyavsky, P. Benard QT.05 Characterization of the QT.06 Hydrodynamics of jumping for interaction between a rough boundary prey capture in Archer fish A. Techet, layer and multiple cylinders wakes A. Shih A. Cotel, O. Eiff, P. Pradhan QS.05 Turbulent unmixing: the sorting of motile phytoplankton by flow W. Durham, E. Climent, M. Barry, R. Stocker QR.06 Transition delay in hypervelocity boundary layers via CO2 injection J. Jewell, I. Leyva, N. Parziale, H. Hornung, J. Shepherd QQ.06 Actively Enhanced Boiling Heat Transfer using Acoustic Interfacial Actuation T. Boziuk, M. Smith, A. Glezer QP.06 Lubrication Analysis of Flow and Mixing in a 3D Translating Sessile Drop C. Keppel, A. Clemm, M. Davis, D. Marriner, A. Bernoff, A. Nadim QN.05 Simulations of 2D granular jet QN.06 WITHDRAWN . impact deadzone formation N. Guttenberg, W. Zhang QM.05 A Computational Analysis of QM.06 Eggs in milk T. Truscott, Binary Collisions of shear-thinning J. Belden, K. Langley Droplets C. Focke, D. Bothe QR.04 Estimation of Measurement QR.05 Transition of high-speed flow Errors in Supersonic Wall-Bounded induced by roughness elements Flows using CFD-Based Simulated PIV P. Iyer, S. Muppidi, K. Mahesh R. Burns, N. Clemens, H. Koo, V. Raman QV.03 Plugging of microchannels by QV.04 A Quantitative Study of Bulk spherical particles E. Climent, Stresses in Nonlinear Microrheology C. Agbangla, P. Bacchin R. DePuit, T. Squires QU.03 The role of hydrodynamic instability in the turbulent propagation of premixed flames F. Creta, M. Matalon, N. Fogla 13:42 QL.05 A Quantitative Study of Simulated Bicuspid Aortic Valves K. Szeto, T. Nguyen, J. Rodriguez, P. Pastuszko, V. Nigam, J. Lasheras QQ.04 Accurate detection of pierced QQ.05 Explosive boiling incipience position/angle in bubble measurements on a thin wire J. Nardin, C. Poulain, by a Single-Tip Optical fiber Probe J. Duplat Y. Mizushima, T. Saito QP.04 Designing a Robust Micromixer Based on Fluid Stretching D. Mott, D. Gautam, G. Voth, E. Oran QN.04 Derivation and numerical treatment of the low-Mach number equations for two-phase granular mixtures C. Varsakelis, M. Papalexandris QT.03 Vortex Formation in the QT.04 Vortical structures in the wake Starting Flow of Rotating of an undulating fin P. Dewey, Low-Aspect-Ratio Plates A. DeVoria, A. Carriou, A. Smits M. Ringuette QS.03 Direct measurement of the flow field around swimming microorganisms M. Polin, K. Drescher, R. Goldstein, N. Michel, I. Tuval QR.03 A numerical study of compressible turbulent boundary layers M. Lagha, J. Kim, J. Eldredge, X. Zhong QQ.03 The micro-macro link for liquid foam stability A. Biance, A. Delbos, O. Pitois QP.03 Low Reynolds number flow over slanted grooves in a micro-channel S. Yun, K. Kang QN.03 3D aspects of mixing and transport in tumbled granular flow I. Christov, R. Lueptow, J. Ottino, R. Sturman, S. Wiggins QM.02 Atomization patterns of liquid QM.03 Vibration-Induced Gas-Liquid QM.04 Crumpled liquid sheet sheets formed by two impinging jets Interface Breakup T. O’Hern, H. Lhuissier, E. Villermaux D. Ma, X. Chen, V. Yang J. Torczynski, E. Romero, B. Shelden QU. Reacting Flows V Room: Regency A Chair: D. Kessler, Naval Research Laboratory QT. Biolocomotion XII: QT.01 Maneuver of juvenile chinook Macro-Swimming II salmon during feeding in streams J. Peng Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Eldredge, U. of California, Los Angeles QM.01 Capillary retraction of liquid sheet G. Agbaglah, C. Josserand, S. Zaleski QM. Free Surface Flows: Droplets and Sheets Room: 202B Chair: T. Truscott, Brigham Young U. 13:03 QL.02 Impact of surgical shape on blood flow pattern for patient specific coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery S. Sankaran, A. Marsden 12:50 QL.01 Quantification of hepatic flow distribution using particle tracking for patient specific virtual Fontan surgery W. Yang, I. Vignon-Clementel, G. Troianowski, S. Shadden, V. Reddy, J. Feinstein, A. Marsden Session QL. Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular II Room: 202A Chair: J. Stroud Rossmann, Lafayette College Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 13:03 13:16 QW.03 Two-dimensional Laser-Cantilever-Anemometer with re-designed cantilever chip measurements and characterization M. Hoelling, J. Puczylowski, J. Peinke QZ.02 Inertial waves in the channel turbulence with system rotation Y. Yang, J. Wu QZ. Rotating Flows II Room: Regency F Chair: H. Clercx, Eindhoven U. of Technology QY.04 A network model for foam dynamics P. Stewart, M. Gratton, M. Davis, S. Davis 97 QZ.03 The motion and the forces on QZ.04 Viscous spreading of an a cylinder and a sphere in rotating inertial wave beam in a rotating fluid shear flow Y. Tagawa, C. Sun, P. Cortet, C. Lamriben, F. Moisy T. Mullin, L. van Wijngaarden, D. Lohse QY.02 On the breakup of nanoscale QY.03 Models for metallic foam metalic rings melted via laser pulses lamellae M. Gratton, S. Davis J. Diez, L. Kondic, Y. Wu, J. Fowlkes, P. Rack QZ.01 Dynamics of a fluid inside a precessing cylinder R. Lagrange, P. Meunier, C. Eloy, F. Nadal 13:29 QW.04 Infrared quantum dots as liquid temperature tracers for imaging through silicon M. Kim, M. Yoda QX.02 Ion Wind Generation and its QX.03 Numerical Simulations of a QX.04 Evaluating Contributions of Application to Cooling Device B. Kim, Roof-Top Wind Turbine S. Moayedian, Turbulent kinetic Energy Fluxes To Streamtube Analysis of Wind Turbines S. Lee, Y. Lee, K. Kang H. Rahai in an Array J. Lebron, L. Castillo, C. Meneveau QW.02 On the optimal number and sensor arrangement of multi-sensor hot-wire probes to measure the velocity vector and the velocity gradient tensor in turbulent boundary layers P. Vukoslavcevic, J. Wallace, N. Baratlis, E. Balaras QY. Instability: Interfacial and QY.01 Fingering Patterns of Thin Film VI Ferrofluid Droplets In a Radial Field C. Chen, W. Wu, Y. Yang, J. Miranda Room: Regency E Chair: M. Sellier, U. of Canterbury QX.01 Numerical investigation for design and critical performance evaluation of a horizontal axis hydrokinetic turbine S. Mukherji, A. Banerjee QX. Industrial Applications II Room: Regency D Chair: J. Tessendorf, Rhythm and Hues Studios 12:50 QW.01 Spatial filtering and end-conduction effects in turbulence measurements using hot wires A. Ashok, M. Hultmark, A. Smits Session QW. Experimental Techniques III Room: Regency C Chair: S. Chhabra, Heat Transfer Research Inc. Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 13:42 13:55 QX.06 Hydrodynamic Performance of a Wave Energy Converter Y. Yang QZ.05 Spin-Up and Spin-Down in a Half Cone M. Patterson, L. Li, K. Zang, R. Kerswell QZ.06 Tilt-over mode in a precessing triaxial ellipsoid D. Cebron, M. Le Bars, P. Meunier QY.05 Electrically Driven Motion of QY.06 Viscous fingering of a miscible Thin Films of Dielectric Liquids P. Kim, reactive A+B→C interface with an infinite Damköhler number: Nonlinear C. Duprat, S. Tsai, H. Stone simulations Y. Nagatsu, A. De Wit QX.05 Numerical Modeling of Hydrokinetic Turbines and their Environmental Effects T. Javaherchi, A. Aliseda QW.05 Temperature characterization QW.06 Fluorescence thermometry of CdSe/ZnS quantum-dots applied on measurements of wall surface and bulk anodized-aluminum coating fluid temperatures M. Kim, M. Yoda A. Aikawa, H. Sakaue QC.07 Multidimensional detonation propagation modeled via nonlinear shock wave superposition A. Higgins, N. Mehrjoo QD.07 Isogeometric Variational Multiscale Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Flow through Annulus Channel Y. Ghaffari Motlagh, H. Ahn QE.07 The incorporation of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) capabilities with RISK, an indoor air quality zonal model developed by the U.S. EPA D. Marr QC. Rarefied Gases and Compressible Flows Room: 102A Chair: X. Wang, U. of California, Los Angeles QD. Turbulence Simulations V Room: 102B Chair: D. Lee Cotrell, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory QE. General Fluid Dynamics IV Room: 102C Chair: B. Lyon, California Institute of Technology 14:34 QJ.07 Towards Feedback Control of Bypass Transition: Experiments on Laminar Boundary Layer Response to a Pulsed Plasma Actuator P. Lavoie, R. Hanson, A. Naguib QJ. Flow Control VI Room: 201A Chair: M. Wei, New Mexico State U. QK. Biofluids: Cellular III QK.07 Cell Transport in Microchannel A. Conlisk, Z. Peng, Room: 201B Chair: J. C. del Alamo, U. of California, D. Hoying San Diego QH.07 PSI of the oceanic internal tide J. Hazewinkel, Y. Tsang, K. Winters, W. Young QH. GFD: General III Room: 103C Chair: J. Barranco, San Francisco State U. QH.09 The role of non-QG dynamics in the formation and equilibration of eddies in the ocean and atmosphere J. Taylor, K. Smith, R. Ferrari QK.08 Sticks in honey Motor-connected Microtubules at low Reynolds number R. Berman, A. Leshansky, J. Avron 98 QK.09 Time course of pH change in plant epidermis using microscopic pH imaging system R. Dan, M. Shimizu, H. Kazama, H. Sakaue QJ.08 Towards Feedback Control of QJ.09 Improving Wind Turbine Bypass Transition: Numerical Efficiency with Plasma Actuators Simulations of Laminar Boundary J. Cooney, T. Corke, R. Nelson Layer Response to a Plamsa Actuator B. Belson, C. Rowley QH.08 Nonlinear effects associated with harmonic forcing of the flow in a rotating sphere A. Sauret, D. Cébron, C. Morize, M. Le Bars, S. Le Dizès QG.08 Mixing induced by exchange flows in a confined volume of fluid A. Kuesters, A. Woods QG.07 Negatively buoyant fluid projectiles O. Myrtroeen, G. Hunt QG. Stratified Flows I Room: 103B Chair: S. Sarkar, U. of California, San Diego QG.09 Buoyancy-induced mixing caused by a dense fluid in a narrow vertical channel D. van Sommeren, C. Caulfield, A. Woods QF.08 Impact of a cylindrical rod on a QF.09 Pinch-off Dynamics of concentrated particle suspension: Non-Newtonian Fluids F. Huisman, dynamics, crack growth and relaxation S. Gutman, P. Taborek E. Myftiu, M. Roche, P. Kim, H. Stone QE.09 Microfluidic Production of Monodisperse Perfluorocarbon Microdroplets D. Li, K. Schalte, J. Fowlkes, J. Bull QC.09 Shock-initiated Combustion of a Spherical Density Inhomogeneity N. Haehn, J. Oakley, D. Rothamer, M. Anderson, D. Ranjan, R. Bonazza QB.09 Bayesian Assessment of Mean Velocity Profile Models in Wall-Bounded Turbulence R. Moser, T. Oliver QA.09 A study on improving numerical stability by applying filter operation to concentration flux for reverse simulation S. Abe, S. Kato QF. Non-Newtonian Flows II QF.07 Rinsing Flows of Non-Newtonian Fluids G. Fuller, Room: 103A Chair: P. Singh, New Jersey Institute of T. Walker, T. Hsu, P. Anderson Technology QE.08 Flow-Induced Stress Distribution in Porous Scaffolds D. Papavassiliou, R. Voronov, S. VanGordon, V. Sikavitsas QC.08 Unsteady numerical simulations over the BLOODHOUND supersonic car G. Araya, B. Evans, O. Hassan, K. Morgan QB.07 The parametric mechanism QB.08 Classification of critical points maintaining the roll/streak/turbulence in a turbulent boundary layer complex in boundary layers B. Farrell M. Gibson, A. Helgeland, M. Tutkun, R. Cal 14:21 QA.08 Performance Limitation by Reactant Crossover in a Membraneless Fuel Cell I. Sprague, P. Dutta QB. Turbulent Boundary Layers IX Room: 101B Chair: D. Sabatino, Lafayette College 14:08 QA.07 Lattice Boltzmann modeling for energy conversion systems N. Prasianakis, J. Mantzaras QA. CFD: Multiphase and Mixing Applications Room: 101A Chair: S. V. Apte, Oregon State U. Session Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 14:47 QG.10 Inertia versus gravity V. Shevtsova QF.10 Buckling of cornstarch solutions after pinch-off: evidence for a jamming transition at high extensional rates M. Roche, O. Akkaya, H. Kellay, H. Stone QE.10 The Effect of Nonuniform Inlet Conditions on Annular Diffusers A. Padilla, C. Elkins, J. Eaton QB.10 Forced Solutions of Streamwise Constant Plane Couette Flow D. Gayme, B. McKeon, B. Bamieh, J. Doyle, A. Papachristodoulou QA.10 Coarse Grid CFD for underresolved simulation A. Class, M. Viellieber, S. Himmel 15:00 Mini Break, 15:00–15:05 QN.07 Rheology of simple shear flows of dense granular assemblies in different regimes S. Chialvo, J. Sun, S. Sundaresan QP.07 Optimizing Chaotic Mixing in a QP.08 Passive scalar separation Two-Inlet Microfluidic Channel by using chaotic advection A. Duggleby, Out-of-Phase Pulsing. D. Chang, P. Rao, P. Kumar, M. Stremler R. Chabreyrie, N. Aubry QQ.07 Infrared Visualisation of Nucleate Boiling from an Isolated Site in a Hele-Shaw Cell J. Barber, D. Brutin, L. Tadrist QR.07 Laser-Induced Fluorescence Imaging of Droplet Vaporization and Fuel Dispersion in Supersonic Flow Y. Kim, R. Cerff, J. Hermanson QS.07 Random flow induced by swimming algae V. Kantsler, I. Rushkin, R. Goldstein QT.07 The effect of a variable diameter nozzle on starting jet formation and separation dynamics M. Krieg, K. Mohseni QU.07 Water Mist Interaction with Flame Spreading Against Gravity C. Kumar, A. Kumar QV.07 Numerical Simulations of Electrostatically Induced Aggregation and Coalescence in Polydisperse Emulsions G. Magill, W. Ristenpart QN. Granular Flows III Room: 202C Chair: M. V. Papalexandris, Universite Catholique de Louvain QP. Microfluidics: Mixing II Room: 203A Chair: H. Zhao, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas QQ. Bubbles IV Room: 203B Chair: Y. Hong Qian, Shanghai U. QR. Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows II Room: 203C Chair: J. Hermanson, U. of Washington QS. Biolocomotion XI: Micro-Swimming Collective Behavior Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: S. Spagnolie, U. of California, San Diego QT. Biolocomotion XII: Macro-Swimming II Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Eldredge, U. of California, Los Angeles QU. Reacting Flows V Room: Regency A Chair: D. Kessler, Naval Research Laboratory QV. Suspensions II Room: Regency B Chair: J. Hinch, Cambridge U. QQ.09 Conditions for microthread formation in viscous coflows E. de Castro Hernandez, J. Gordillo QP.09 Evidence of streaming-related irreversibility and mixing in low Reynolds number acinar flows H. Kumar, C. Lin, M. Tawhai, E. Hoffman QN.09 Rheology of dense granular mixtures: Particle size distributions, boundary conditions, and collisional time scales K. Hill, B. Yohannes QM.09 A mesoscale analysis of the Rayleigh-Plateau instability M. Arienti, L. Xiaoyi, M. Soteriou, W. Pan, G. Karniadakis 14:34 QT.09 Effect of Noise and Flow Field Resolution on the Evaluation of Fluid Dynamic Forces on Bodies Using only the Velocity Field and its Derivatives M. Breda, P. Krueger QS.09 Taylor-Aris dispersion of swimming algae in pipe flow: predictions and experimental tests O. Croze, M. Bees, R. Bearon QV.08 Magnetically Guided Propulsion of Osmotic Motors G. Vidal, C. Rinaldi, U. Córdova-Figueroa 99 QV.09 The Rheology and Microstructure of Dense Suspensions of Elastic Capsules J. Clausen, D. Reasor, C. Aidun QU.08 Vorticity, Strain Rate, and QU.09 Characteristics of Edge Scalar Gradient Dynamics in Premixed Flames in Microcombustors J. Bieri, Reacting Flows P. Hamlington, M. Matalon A. Poludnenko, E. Oran QT.08 Caltech’s Fish-inspired Wind Farm: Results from the first summer J. Dabiri QS.08 Effective viscosity of actively swimming algae suspensions R. Ewoldt, L. Caretta, A. Chengala, J. Sheng QR.08 Experimental investigation of QR.09 A study of entropy rise across compressibility effects in a separated supersonic pressure exchange boundary layer in supersonic flow enhancing rotors K. Bulusu, C. Garris J. Dussauge, S. Piponniau, P. Dupont QQ.08 Drag force acting on an ellipsoidal bubble with fore-aft asymmetry T. Sanada, M. Shirota QN.08 Rheology of Granular Mixtures Differing in Size and/or Density A. Tripathi, D. Khakhar QM.08 Inviscid Breakup of Bubbles and Drops With and Without Surface Charge J. Burton, P. Taborek QM.07 The Tibetan singing bowl J. Bush, D. Terwagne 14:21 QL.08 A numerical investigation of blood damage in the hinge area of bileaflet mechanical heart valves M. Yun, J. Wu, H. Simon, F. Sotiropoulos, C. Aidun, A. Yoganathan QM. Free Surface Flows: Droplets and Sheets Room: 202B Chair: T. Truscott, Brigham Young U. 14:08 QL.07 The Effects of Magnetic Nanoparticles on Magnetic Fluid Hyperthermia M. Liangruksa, R. Kappiyoor, R. Ganguly, I. Puri QL. Biofluids: Physiological Cardiovascular II Room: 202A Chair: J. Stroud Rossmann, Lafayette College Session Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 QV.10 Solid Particle Erosion in Slug Flow N. Kesana, J. Throneberry, B. McLaury, S. Shirazi QR.10 High-Energy Molecular Beam Source Using a Non-Diaphragm Type Small Shock Tube Y. Yoshimoto, N. Miyoshi, I. Kinefuchi, K. Shimizu, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto QQ.10 Novel high bandwidth wall shear stress sensor for ultrasonic cleaning applications S. Gonzalez-Avila, F. Prabowo, C. Ohl QP.10 Experimental study on biological mixing by micro-organism J. Kim, Y. Jang, D. Byun, S. Nam, S. Park, M. Kim 14:47 15:00 Mini Break, 15:00–15:05 QZ.07 Experimental Determination of Zonal Winds Driven by Tides C. Morize, M. Le Bars, P. Le Gal, A. Tilgner QZ.08 Lagrangian velocity, acceleration and vorticity autocorrelations in rotating turbulence H. Clercx, L. Del Castello 14:47 QX.10 Characterization of Turbulence and Cavitation Induced Pipe Vibrations Due to Flow thru Baffle Plates G. Holt, D. Maynes, J. Blotter 100 QZ.09 A closed grid turbulence QZ.10 Vortex Induced Flows experiment under rotation: Anisotropic Involving Fused Cylinder/Sphere Pairs energy transfer and inertial modes D. Palaniappan inhibition C. Lamriben, P. Cortet, F. Moisy QY.09 Steady contact lines in a vapor-liquid system: truncated versus extended adsorbed microfilms P. Colinet, A. Rednikov QZ. Rotating Flows II Room: Regency F Chair: H. Clercx, Eindhoven U. of Technology QY.08 Moving contact lines in a vapor-liquid system: a singularity-free description in the sole framework of classical physics A. Rednikov, P. Colinet QY.07 Emulation of Mucus Propulsion in the Trachea Driven by Constant Air Flow R. Ogrosky, R. Camassa, M. Jenkinson, J. Olander, S. Tikare QY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film VI Room: Regency E Chair: M. Sellier, U. of Canterbury 14:34 QW.09 A Study of Surface-Pressure QW.10 An Assessment of Oil Film Estimation from Multiline Molecular Interferometry to Measure Skin Friction Tagging Velocimetry Data A. Naguib, P. Monkewitz, A. Segalini, J. Rüedi M. Koochesfahani QX.07 Energy extraction from flexible QX.08 On the flow around a hydrofoil QX.09 The Effect of Convex Sleeve slender bodies K. Singh, S. Michelin, close to a permeable wall M. Nigam on Cavitation Inception in the Rotary E. de Langre Valve of the Power Steering System G. Kim, S. Park, M. Cho, J. Yoo 14:21 QW.08 Motion-cancelled PSP system for obtaining global unsteady fields of a moving object K. Miyamoto, T. Miyazaki, H. Sakaue QX. Industrial Applications II Room: Regency D Chair: J. Tessendorf, Rhythm and Hues Studios 14:08 QW.07 Response time characterization of fast responding pressure-sensitive paint T. Ozaki, H. Ishikawa, H. Sakaue QW. Experimental Techniques III Room: Regency C Chair: S. Chhabra, Heat Transfer Research Inc. Session Tuesday Noon, 23 November 2010 15:00 Mini Break, 15:00–15:05 15:18 15:31 15:44 RG.01 Steady solutions for plumes in RG.02 3D Vortices in Protoplanetary RG.03 Stratified Flows with Vertical non-uniform stratifications N. Kaye, Disks S. Kamal, J. Barranco, Layering of Density: Theoretical and Experimental Study of the Time M. Scase P. Marcus Evolution of Flow Configurations and their Stability M. Moore, R. Camassa, D. Hendel, R. McLaughlin, M. Newman, K. Yu RH.01 Hots spots in fingering of exothermic autocatalytic chemical fronts T. Gérard, P. Grosfils, A. De Wit, T. Tóth, D. Horváth, A. Tóth RJ.01 Detection and estimation of RJ.02 Linear proportional-integral the instantaneous flow topology on an control of turbulent channel flow for airfoil using proper orthogonal drag reduction E. Kim, H. choi decomposition J. Seidel, C. Fagley, T. McLaughlin RK.01 Vesicle Electrohydrodynamics RK.02 The dynamics of a lipid J. Schwalbe, P. Vlahovska, M. Miksis vesicle in shear flow H. Zhao, E. Shaqfeh RL.01 Blending CFD simulations with clinical measurements V. Rayz, G. Acevedo-Bolton, L. Boussel, D. Saloner RH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows VI Room: 103C Chair: S. Madruga, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid RJ. Flow Control VII Room: 201A Chair: H. Johari, California State U. , Northridge RK. Biofluids: Cellular IV Room: 201B Chair: Y. Chen, Academia Sinica RL. Biofluids: Physiological Cerebral Room: 202A Chair: A. Marsden, U. of California, San Diego RL.02 Cerebral aneurysms: relations between geometry, hemodynamics and aneurysm location in the cerebral vasculature T. Passerini, A. Veneziani, L. Sangalli, P. Secchi, S. Vantini RH.02 Hydrodynamic Instabilities of Acid-Base Reaction Fronts: Active Role of a Color Indicator L. Riolfo, C. Almarcha, P. Trevelyan, C. El Hasi, A. Zalts, A. D’Onofrio, A. De Wit 101 RL.03 A Mathematical Model of Intracranial Saccular Aneurysms: Evidence of Hemodynamic Instability M. Calvisi, S. Davis, M. Miksis RK.03 Dynamics of a compound vesicle: analytical modeling Y. Young, S. Veerapaneni, J. Blawzdziewicz, P. Vlahovska RJ.03 Adaptive Observation with Vehicle Dynamics D. Zhang, T. Bewley RH.03 Numerical study of thermo-solutal convection induced by evaporation B. Trouette, E. Chénier, C. Dang Vu Delcarte, F. Doumenc, B. Guerrier RL.04 Volumetric Velocity Measurements of Pulsating Flow through a Model Aneurysm D. Troolin, D. Amatya, E. Longmire RK.04 Dynamics of a compound vesicle: numerical simulations S. Veerapaneni, Y. Young, P. Vlahovska, J. Blawzdziewicz RJ.04 Experimental study on a three-dimensional riblet with particle image velocimetry H. Miki, K. Iwamoto, A. Murata RH.04 Inclusion of buoyancy effects in the evaporating liquid film evolution equation A. Narendranath, J. Kimball, J. Hermanson, R. Kolkka, J. Allen RG.04 The Collapse of an Axisymmetric Mixed Patch and Internal Wave Generation in Uniformly Stratified Fluid A. Holdsworth, B. Sutherland RF.04 WITHDRAWN . RG. Stratified Flows II Room: 103B Chair: S. Llewellyn Smith, U. of California, San Diego RF.03 Motion of Non-Newtonian liquid plugs in channels P. Zamankhan, B. Helenbrook, S. Takayama, J. Grotberg RF.01 Transient swelling behavior and drug delivery from a dissolving film deploying anti-HIV microbicide S. Tasoglu, D. Katz, A. Szeri RF. Non-Newtonian Flows III Room: 103A Chair: A. Ardekani, U. of Notre Dame RF.02 Coating flow of an anti-HIV microbicide gel: boundary dilution and yield stress A. Szeri, S. Tasoglu, S. Park, D. Katz RD.03 LES study of aero-optical RD.04 Application of Immersed distortions over a cylindrical turret with Boundary Method to DNS of Stratified passive flow control K. Wang, Flows N. Rapaka, S. Sarkar M. Wang RD.01 Simulations of the wake of an RD.02 Turbulent Flow Past accelerating body M. de Stadler, Projectiles: A Computational Investigation I. Mehmedagic, S. Sarkar D. Carlucci, L. Buckley, P. Carlucci, S. Thangam RD. Turbulence Simulations VII Room: 102B Chair: J. M. McDonough, U. of Kentucky RB.04 Maximum Drag Reduction Asymptote in Turbulent Channel Flow of Polymer Solutions C. Li, R. Sureshkumar, B. Khomami RA.04 Recent Analytical and Numerical Results for The Navier-Stokes-Voigt Model and Related Models A. Larios, E. Titi, M. Petersen, B. Wingate RC.03 Surface Effects on Nanoscale RC.04 High Knudsen Number Fluid Gas Flows A. Beskok, M. Barisik Flow at Near-Standard Temperature and Pressure Conditions using Precision Nanochannels S. Datta, A. Conlisk, W. Fissell, S. Roy, J. Majestrelli RB.02 Turbulence computations on a RB.03 Behavior of Heavy Particles in Turbulent Channel Flow J. Lee, C. Lee 40963 periodic domain: passive scalars at high Schmidt number and Lagrangian statistics conditioned on local flow structure P. Yeung, D. Donzis, K. Sreenivasan, B. Sawford, S. Pope RA.02 Tomographic Particle-Image RA.03 Forced Turbulence, Multiscale Velocimetry To Investigate Dissipation Dynamics, and Variational Principles Elements L. Schaefer, U. Dierksheide, H. Catrakis W. Schroeder RC. Rarefied Gases and RC.01 Measures of Thermal RC.02 Plane Poiseuille Flow of a Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Transpiration Flow M. Rojas, I. Graur, Rarefied Gas in the Presence of a P. Perrier Strong Gravitation T. Doi Room: 102A Chair: M. Gallis, Sandia National Laboratories RB.01 Geometric nature of particle trajectory in isotropic turbulence Y. Park, Y. Choi, C. Lee RB. Turbulence Simulations VI Room: 101B Chair: S. Radhakrishnan, Jet Propusion Laboratory 15:05 RA.01 Effect of scalar-field boundary conditions on the Markovian properties of passive scalar increments J. Lepore, L. Mydlarski Session RA. Turbulence Theory III Room: 101A Chair: C. H. Gibson, U. of California, San Diego Tuesday Afternoon, 23 November 2010 15:57 16:10 RD.06 Generalized Velocity Boundary Conditions for Kleiser and Schumann’s Influence-Matrix Method X. Liu RC.06 Numerical Analysis on Energy Accommodation Process of Gas Molecules on Carbon Nanotube Film J. Kawasaki, I. Kinefuchi, S. Takagi, Y. Matsumoto RB.06 Statistics of polymer extensions in turbulent channel flow F. Bagheri, D. Mitra, P. Perlekar, L. Brandt RJ.06 Game-theoretic Kalman Filter C. Colburn, T. Bewley RG.06 Stability of a pancake vortex in a stratified fluid M. Negretti, P. Billant RL.05 Validation of Blood Flow Simulations in Intracranial Aneurysms Y. Yu, T. Anor, H. Baek, M. Jayaraman, J. Madsen, G. Karniadakis RL.06 Control volume based hydrocephalus research; analysis of human data B. Cohen, T. Wei, A. Voorhees, J. Madsen, T. Anor RK.05 Lattice-Boltzmann simulation RK.06 Reynolds number effects on of a confined tank-treading vesicle the behavior of lipid vesicles D. Salac, M. Miksis under shear B. Kaoui, J. Harting, C. Misbah RJ.05 Real-time turbulent plume estimation with mobile sensors T. Bewley, C. Colburn, D. Zhang, J. Cessna, N. Morozovsky, A. Cavender, C. Schmidt-Wetekam RH.05 Hydrothermal waves in evaporating annular pools and sessile drops using DNS P. Saenz, P. Valluri, G. Karapetsas, K. Sefiane, O. Matar RG.05 Joint downscale fluxes of energy and potential enstrophy in rotating stratified Boussinesq flows S. Kurien, H. Aluie RF.05 Non-Newtonian Fluids RF.06 Flow of wormlike micelles in Spreading with Surface Tension Effect: confined geometry N. Louvet, 3D Numerical Analysis Using FEM and C. Masselon, A. Colin Experimental Study B. Hu, S. Kieweg RD.05 Direct Numerical Simulation of a Film Cooling Configuration with a Micro-ramp Vortex Generator A. Shinn, S. Vanka RC.05 Energy accommodation of gas molecules with free-standing vertically aligned single-walled carbon nanotube arrays I. Kinefuchi, K. Ryu, K. Ishikawa, J. Shiomi, S. Takagi, S. Maruyama, Y. Matsumoto RB.05 Normal stress difference and drag reduction mechanism in Johnson-Segalman viscoelastic turbulence K. Horiuti, K. Matsumoto RA.05 Is drift-wave turbulence RA.06 Maximum Enstrophy Growth intermittent from a Lagrangian point of in Burgers Equation D. Ayala, view? K. Schneider, B. Kadoch, B. Protas W. Bos RN.01 Resistive Force Theory for Quasi-static Intruders S. Koehler RQ.01 Bubble distributions and dynamics in the far wake of a ship D. Schwer, R. Dahlburg, J. Boris RS.01 Rolling up with the flow to reduce drag: A numerical and experimental study inspired by leaves L. Miller, C. Hamlet, A. Santhanakrishnan RT.01 Flexibility and Resonance in Thrust Production of a Mechanical Swimming Lamprey M. Leftwich, A. Smits RU.01 Size distribution of droplets undergoing phase transition in homogeneous isotropic turbulence B. Deb, B. Geurts, H. Clercx, A. Kuczaj, H. Kuerten RV.01 A falling cloud of particles at small but finite Reynolds number F. Pignatel, M. Nicolas, E. Guazzelli RW.01 Ultrasound Doppler Velocimetry Measurements in Turbulent Liquid Metal Channel Flow M. Rivero, D. Jian, C. Karcher, S. Cuevas RX.01 Structures Formed by Front Induced Phase-Separation E. Foard, A. Wagner RY.01 Buoyancy driven flows in porous media: Effect of chemical reactions and transverse velocities S. Hejazi, J. Azaiez RZ.01 On weakly nonlinear RZ.02 Radiation and diffraction of gravity-capillary solitary waves B. Kim surface waves by an oscillating water column R. Godoy-Diana, P. Cobelli, S. Rakoto-Andriantsilavo RN. Granular Flows IV Room: 202C Chair: G. Voth, Wesleyan U. RQ. Bubbles V Room: 203B Chair: J. Liang, U. of California, Los Angeles RS. Biofluids: General Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: D. Papavassiliou, U. of Oklahoma RT. Biolocomotion XIII: Macro-Swimming III Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Dabiri, California Institute of Technology RU. Particle Laden Flows III Room: Regency A Chair: E. Variano, U. of California, Berkeley RV. Suspensions III Room: Regency B Chair: M. Maxey, Brown U. RW. Experimental Techniques IV Room: Regency C Chair: B. Balakumar, Los Alamos National Laboratory RX. Material Processing Flows Room: Regency D Chair: A. Povitsky, U. of Akron RY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film VII Room: Regency E Chair: M. Shearer, North Carolina State U. RZ. Waves III Room: Regency F Chair: A. Davis, U. of California, San Diego 15:18 15:31 RN.03 Lift and drag forces in washboard road N. Taberlet, B. Percier, S. Manneville, J. McElwaine, S. Morris RM.03 Transition from Selective Withdrawal to Light Layer Entrainment in an Oil-Water System J. Hartenberger, T. O’Hern, S. Webb, D. James 15:44 RQ.04 Complex fluid pinch-off in bubble rafts C. Kuo, S. Nery, M. Arciniaga, M. Dennin RN.04 Force generation during rotational intrusion into granular media C. Li, Y. Ding, P. Umbanhowar, D. Goldman RS.03 Shell selection of hermit crabs RS.04 Numerical simulation on the is influenced by fluid drag B. Casillas, assimilation of substrate by R. Ledesma, G. Alcaraz, R. Zenit microorganisms in a turbulent flow M. Linkes, P. Fede, J. Morchain, P. Schmitz RY.02 Mixed mode buoyancy-driven instability in a Hele-Shaw cell J. Carballido-Landeira, P. Trevelyan, C. Almarcha, A. De Wit RX.02 Exploration of novel composite microstructured fibers from capillary instability D. Deng, J. Nave, X. Liang, S. Johnson, Y. Fink RW.02 Evaluation of a Penning Mixture for Use in Plasma Adaptive Optics B. Neiswander, E. Matlis, T. Corke RV.02 Sedimentation and Effective Temperature of Active Colloidal Suspensions J. Palacci, C. Cottin-Bizonne, C. Ybert, L. Bocquet RW.05 Wind tunnel experiment on investigating the times of ventilation in case of pollutant dispersion in an urban area K. Nakao, S. Kato, T. Takahashi RV.05 The suspension balance model revisited P. Nott, E. Guazzelli, O. Pouliquen RU.05 An experimental technique for simultaneous measurement of fluid flow and particle kinematics in particle-laden flows A. Collignon, E. Variano RT.05 Hydroelastic Tuning in Fish Swimming B. Connell RY.05 Pattern transition from fingering to fracturing in a reacting Hele-Shaw flow T. Ujiie, Y. Nagatsu, M. Ban, Y. Kato, Y. Tada RZ.03 Initial development of a corner RZ.04 Wave Generation RZ.05 Simulation of turbulence wave P. Martinez-Legazpi, Experiments Using a Cycloidal Turbine interacting with free surface and wave J. Rodriguez-Rodriguez, J. Lasheras S. Siegel, T. McLaughlin X. Guo, L. Shen 102 16:10 RQ.06 Role of up-down asymmetry in the break-up of an underwater bubble M. Rinebold, D. Herbst, W. Zhang RN.06 Relative acceleration based constitutive model for dense granular flows V. Vidyapati, S. Subramaniam RM.06 Application of geometric shock dynamics to a circular hydraulic jump A. Kasimov, R. Rosales, J. Bush RZ.06 Lattice Boltzmann Simulations for Wave Propagation X. Shi, Y. Qian RY.06 Phase-field modeling of viscous fingering in a Hele-Shaw cell L. Cueto-Felgueroso, R. Juanes RX.06 Numerical Analysis on Oil Leakage of Fluid Dynamic Bearing for External Impact Test S. Baek, S. Song RW.06 Assessment of image correlation methods for the estimation of volume flow rates of subsea oil-gas plumes C. Willert, S. Wereley RV.06 Coupling Between Translational and Orientational Ordering in Fiber Suspensions A. Franceschini, E. Filippidi, E. Guazzelli, D. Pine RU.06 Finite-size particles in turbulence: effect of particle shape and rotational dynamics G. Bellani, E. Variano RT.06 Recent Observations on Shortfin Mako Scale Flexibility as a Mechanism for Separation Control A. Lang, P. Motta, M. Habegger, E. Jones, R. Hueter RS.05 Power generation by RS.06 Simulations of Odorant flagella-propelled Serratia Marcescens Transport in the Canine Nose during T. Tran, M. Kim, D. Byun Physiologically-Realistic Sniffing M. Lawson, E. Paterson, G. Settles RQ.05 Pinch-off of axisymmetric squashed underwater bubbles D. Herbst, W. Zhang RN.05 Wedge model of force and flow oscillations in plowed granular media P. Umbanhowar, N. Gravish, D. Goldman RX.04 Simulating the melt blowing of RX.05 Zero leakage sealings viscoelastic materials C. Zhou, D. Tan, B. Kotesovec, H. Steinrück S. Kumar, C. Macosko, F. Bates RW.04 Quantification of the Transient Behavior of Wind-driven Water Droplets and Rivulet Flows on a Substrate B. Wang, S. Zhang, H. Hu RV.04 Fluid Mechanics of Cellulose Fiber Suspensions Using MRI R. Powell, D. Lavenson, E. Tozzi, M. McCarthy RU.04 Gas and particulate phase velocity measurements of a high-speed gas jet into a two-dimensional bubbling fluidized bed A. Mychkovsky, S. Ceccio RY.03 Capillary instability driven by a RY.04 Inertial effects on viscous permeability gradient T. Al-Housseiny, fingering in the complex plane A. He, J. Hernandez, J. Aristoff, S. Protiere, A. Belmonte H. Stone RX.03 A Multi-Scale Computer Model for Simulating Polymeric Foaming Processes Q. Yuan, A. Shafi, A. Khopkar RW.03 High-precision image-based tracking of a rigid body moving within a fluid S. Laurence, J. Martinez Schramm RV.03 Probing particle transport in closed-streamline flows with microfluidic devices S. Shojaei-Zadeh, J. Morris RU.02 Multiple Particle Interaction at RU.03 Possibility of perfect fluid flow Intermediate Reynolds Numbers A. El from granular jet impact J. Ellowitz, Yacoubi, S. Xu, Z. Wang N. Guttenberg, H. Turlier, W. Zhang, S. Nagel 15:57 RM.04 The effect of spreading on RM.05 Drop orbiting in a circular vertically directed jet impinging a sharp hydraulic jump L. Lebon, A. Fruleux, density interface A. Beaune, C. Savaro, C. Pirat, L. Limat P. Friedman RT.02 How does muscle forcing lead RT.03 Stability of Passive RT.04 A self-excited flapper from to translational motion in undulatory Locomotion in a Perfect Fluid F. Jing, fluid-structure interaction O. Curet, swimming? A. Bhalla, N. Patankar E. Kanso K. Breuer RS.02 Flow characterization in vegetated marsh environments J. Morgan, A. Cotel, P. Webb RQ.02 Deformation-induced lateral RQ.03 Saddle-point dynamics in migration of a bubble slowly rising near bubble break-up L. Lai, W. Zhang a vertical plane wall K. Sugiyama, F. Takemura RN.02 Drag induced lift in granular media Y. Ding, N. Gravish, D. Goldman RM.02 Formation of dynamic coherent structures by an ensemble of rigid particles D. Melnikov, D. Pushkin, V. Shevtsova 15:05 RM.01 Transition between a film flowing down a slope and a liquid sheet floating on a denser fluid: where is the grounding line? L. Limat, Y. Atas, O. Devauchelle, J. Moukhtar, M. Receveur Session RM. Free Surface Flows: Interfacial Phenomena Room: 202B Chair: R. Krechetnikov, U. of California, Santa Barbara Tuesday Afternoon, 23 November 2010 RF.07 Modeling of irreversible flow-induced gelation in wormlike micellar solutions N. Dubash, J. Cardiel, P. Cheung, A. Shen RG.07 Vortex dynamics in a wave field G. Perret, A. Poupardin, J. Brossard RF. Non-Newtonian Flows III Room: 103A Chair: A. Ardekani, U. of Notre Dame RG. Stratified Flows II Room: 103B Chair: S. Llewellyn Smith, U. of California, San Diego RK.07 Gravity Induced Sedimentation of Giant Lipid Vesicles A. Gonzalez-Mancera, I. Rey Suarez, C. Leidy RL.07 Effect of Parent Artery Geometry on Flow Through Cerebral Aneurysm M. Nowak, H. Higuchi, T. Nakayama, M. Ohta RK. Biofluids: Cellular IV Room: 201B Chair: Y. Chen, Academia Sinica RL. Biofluids: Physiological Cerebral Room: 202A Chair: A. Marsden, U. of California, San Diego RJ. Flow Control VII Room: 201A Chair: H. Johari, California State U. , Northridge RH. Convection and Buoyancy Driven Flows VI Room: 103C Chair: S. Madruga, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid RD.07 Microscopic analysis and simulation of check-mark stain on the galvanized steel strip H. So, H. Yoon, M. Chung RD. Turbulence Simulations VII Room: 102B Chair: J. M. McDonough, U. of Kentucky RC. Rarefied Gases and RC.07 Nonlinear and coupling Direct Simulation Monte Carlo effects on the gaseous Knudsen layer near the solid surface R. Myong Room: 102A Chair: M. Gallis, Sandia National Laboratories RK.08 The effect of the electrical double layer on the membrane charging process M. Yu, H. Lin RG.08 Numerical simulation of flow around a sphere moving through a stratified fluid T. Orr, J. Domaradzki, G. Constantinescu RF.08 Switching and defect dynamics in liquid crystal devices A. Tiribocchi, G. Gonnella, D. Marenduzzo, E. Orlandini RC.08 The reality of diffuse volume transport H. Brenner RB.07 Effect of inter-particle collision RB.08 Direct numerical simulation of in particle-laden homogeneous strained turbulence and particles within isotropic turbulence O. Kwon, C. Lee C. Lee, P. Perlekar, F. Toschi, A. Gylfason 16:36 RB. Turbulence Simulations VI Room: 101B Chair: S. Radhakrishnan, Jet Propusion Laboratory 16:23 RA.07 Turbulence in more than two and less than three dimensions A. Celani, D. Vincenzi, S. Musacchio RA. Turbulence Theory III Room: 101A Chair: C. H. Gibson, U. of California, San Diego Session Tuesday Afternoon, 23 November 2010 103 16:23 RQ.07 Bubble formation in planar co-flowing air-water sheets C. Gutiérrez-Montes, R. Bolaños-Jiménez, E. Sanmiguel-Rojas, C. MartÍnez-Bazán, A. Sevilla RQ. Bubbles V Room: 203B Chair: J. Liang, U. of California, Los Angeles RU.07 Coffee ring deposition in bands S. Mandre, N. Wu, J. Aizenberg, L. Mahadevan RU. Particle Laden Flows III Room: Regency A Chair: E. Variano, U. of California, Berkeley 16:36 RW.07 A Novel 3 Dimension 3 Component Micro-PIV System C. Snoeyink, S. Wereley RX.07 Thermo-Rheometric Studies RX.08 3D Numerical Simulations of of New Class Ionic Liquid Lubricants Vacuum Arc Remelting (VAR) S. Bakhtiyarov, K. Street, D. Scheiman, Processes O. Sahni, R. Moser A. Van Dyke RY.07 Unstable miscible displacements in Hele-Shaw cells: Three-dimensional Navier-Stokes simulations R. Oliveira, E. Meiburg RZ.07 Gravity currents in two-layer stratified media A. Tan, M. Flynn RX. Material Processing Flows Room: Regency D Chair: A. Povitsky, U. of Akron RY. Instability: Interfacial and Thin Film VII Room: Regency E Chair: M. Shearer, North Carolina State U. RZ. Waves III Room: Regency F Chair: A. Davis, U. of California, San Diego RT.08 Examination of Scuba Fin Designs Using Simultaneous Force and DPIV Measurements L. Halvorson, E. Sherman, C. Leong, T. Wei RM.08 Effective Free Surfaces R. Yapalparvi, B. Protas RW. Experimental Techniques IV Room: Regency C Chair: B. Balakumar, Los Alamos National Laboratory RV. Suspensions III Room: Regency B Chair: M. Maxey, Brown U. RT.07 Learning from jellyfish: Fluid transport in muscular pumps at intermediate Reynolds numbers J. Nawroth, J. Dabiri RT. Biolocomotion XIII: Macro-Swimming III Room: Grand Ballroom B Chair: J. Dabiri, California Institute of Technology RS. Biofluids: General Room: Grand Ballroom A Chair: D. Papavassiliou, U. of Oklahoma RN.07 Time-Dependent Continuum and Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Density Inversion in Shaken Granular Layers J. Bougie, V. Policht, J. Kreft Pearce RN. Granular Flows IV Room: 202C Chair: G. Voth, Wesleyan U. RM. Free Surface Flows: RM.07 Experimental results on Interfacial Phenomena evaporation waves J. Grana Otero, I. Parra Fabian Room: 202B Chair: R. Krechetnikov, U. of California, Santa Barbara Session Tuesday Afternoon, 23 November 2010 104 Index of Authors A Abarzhi, Snezhana I. – LA.1 Abba, Antonella – QD.6 Abdel Kader, Hossam – ME.4 Abdilghanie, Ammar – AG.1, AG.2 Abdou, Mohamed – MY.10 Abe, Hiroyuki – HF.7 Abe, Satoshi – QA.9 Abedi, Jalal – AF.3 Abiola-Ogedengbe, Ayo – ME.9 Abkarian, Manouk – LK.4, LW.9 Aboelkaasem, Yasser – ET.10 Abou El-Azm Aly, Ahmed – ME.4 Aboulhasanzadeh, Bahman – CU.10 Abraham, Theodore – QL.4 Abudu, Alimu – LF.10 Acevedo-Bolton, Gabriel – RL.1 Achard, Jean-Luc – HM.9 Adamovich, Igor – QJ.2 Adams, Mark – MY.2 Adams, Matthew – EZ.6 Adams, Nikolaus – CU.9 Adda-Bedia, Mokhtar – GW.1 Adhikari, Deepak – GS.1 Adrian, Ronald – ED.6 Afkhami, Shahriar – GL.7, LR.6 Afroz, Farhana – GF.6, GF.8 Afzal, Bushra – AN.6 Afzal, Noor – MA.1 Agarwal, H. – MQ.9 Agbaglah, Gilles – QM.1 Agbangla, Constant – QV.3 Agostini, Lionel – HX.5 Agrawal, Ajay – HC.5 Agrawal, N. – MK.8 Aguilar, Cesar – MR.7 Ahadi, Golnaz – GQ.8 Ahlers, Guenter – CH.9, GH.3 Ahmadi, Goodarz – GV.10 Ahmadlouydarab, Majid – EU.10 Ahmed, Madiha – LH.1 Ahn, Hyung Taek – QD.7 Ahn, Sungsook – GL.5 Ahuja, Sunil – AJ.6 Aider, Jean-Luc – CB.1, HF.1, HF.2 Aidun, Cyrus – EF.8, LK.7, MV.2, QL.8, QV.9 Aikawa, Akihisa – QW.5 Ait Abderrahmane, Hamid – AX.8, AX.10, CZ.1, HT.9 Ait Chaalal, Farid – AA.3 Aizenberg, Joanna – RU.7 Ajaev, Vladimir – CM.9, GU.5, GY.8 Akan, Cigdem – AA.1 Akaydin, Dogus – HN.5 Akbari, Amin – QA.2 Akhatov, Iskander – LS.7 Akhavan, Rayhaneh – HA.2, HA.5, QA.1 Akhtar, Shermin – CY.8 Akkaya, Oyku M. – QF.10 Aksay, Ilhan A. – AM.1 Akula, Bhanesh – CW.2 Akylas, Triantaphyllos – AZ.6 Al-Housseiny, Talal – RY.3 Al-Mohssen, Husain – QC.2 Alam, Meheboob – EE.6, L1.17 Alarcon, Ramiro – AX.4 Alawadhi, Esam – HN.9 Alben, Silas – GT.1 Alcaraz, Guillermina – RS.3 Alder, B.J. – GD.1 Alexeev, Alexander – AV.8, EM.2, EY.8, GP.5, GT.6, HP.6, MM.10 Alfredsson, P. Henrik – MA.6 Aliseda, Alberto – HL.4, HL.5, HS.8, MG.8, MG.10, MX.8, QX.5 Alizadeh Pahlavan, Amir – QS.4 Allen, J.S. – EY.4, HU.5, RH.4 Allen, James – LT.3 Allen, John – MJ.7 Allison, Kali – GW.5 Almalkie, Saba – HA.8 Almarcha, C. – CF.4, HV.10, LZ.10, RH.2, RY.2 Aluie, Hussein – GA.9, RG.5 Aluru, Narayana – EP.5, HP.3, L1.39 Alvarado, Travis – LV.10 Alvarado, Vladimir – AR.2, GS.9 Alvarez, Nicolas – GR.3, HW.3 Amaral, Brian – HB.6 Amatya, Devesh – RL.4 Amberg, Gustav – CU.1, LS.8, MV.2 Ameel, Tim – MB.6 Amili, Omid – EB.10 Amin, Abolfazl – CM.6 Amini, Hamed – HM.8, HM.9, MP.8 Amiroudine, Sakir – LZ.9 Amitay, Michael – CJ.7, GJ.1, GJ.3, GJ.6, HJ.3, HJ.6 An, Nam Hyun – CJ.8 Andersen, Anders – CN.9, GN.3 Andersen, Mathias – AM.9, AP.7, AP.8 Anderson, Anthony – HH.5 Anderson, Brian W. – AC.1 Anderson, Daniel – AL.8 Anderson, Mark – QC.9 Anderson, Michael – EW.8, EW.9, LZ.8 Anderson, Patric – HM.4 Anderson, Patrick – AU.9, LF.9, LM.5, QF.7 Anderson, William – GG.2 Anderson-Frey, Alexendra – EH.8 Andreopoulos, Yiannis – HN.5, QE.5 Andreotti, Bruno – EP.6 Andreou, Chrysafis – L1.34, LP.1, LP.10 Andrews, Malcolm – CW.2, CW.8, CW.9 Anguiano, Gerardo – CH.8 Anna, Shelley – GR.3, HW.3 Anoop, Kanjirakat – CP.9 Anor, Tomer – RL.5, RL.6 Ansong, Joseph – EH.8 Antal, Steven – AU.4 Antipov, Yuri – LJ.7 Antkowiak, Arnaud – HQ.7, HR.1, HW.1 Aoki, Akihito – L1.44, MX.10 Appathurai, Santosh – GS.7, GS.8, HS.5 Apte, Sourabh – CJ.6, EF.6 Arakeri, Jaywant – GH.1, GT.8, LH.7 Aranha, J.A.P. – HZ.6, L1.28 Araya, Guillermo – AB.8, GB.2, HF.6, QC.8 Arbos, Sara – CX.2 Arciniaga, Mike – RQ.4 Ardekani, Arezoo – MQ.1 Aref, Hassan – GN.1, GN.8, LF.1 Aria, Adrianus – ES.1 Arienti, Marco – EU.2, EU.5, QM.9 Arif, Shehla – QQ.1 Aristoff, Jeffrey – AK.3, CX.8, LW.8, LW.9, RY.3 Arjunon, Sivakkumar – ML.5 Arndt, Roger – CJ.10, CX.10, HB.10 Arobone, Eric – EG.10 Arratia, Cristobal – LH.2 Arratia, Paulo – CT.4, HU.8, MQ.3, QF.6 Artana, Guillermo – HF.2 Asay-Davis, Xylar – CV.9 Ascanio, Gabriel – HU.9 Ashok, Anand – QW.1 Aslam, Tariq – MU.4 Aspden, Andy – HH.10 Atas, Yasar – RM.1 Atkinson, Callum – CB.7, EB.9, QB.4, QB.5 Atluri, Satya – CH.8 Attili, Antonio – AA.4 Attinger, Daniel – HP.1 Atzberger, Paul – LL.1 Aubert, Oriane – LH.10 Aubry, Nadine – CR.9, MP.3, QP.7 Audoly, Basile – HR.1 Aurnou, Jon – EH.7 Aurnou, Jonathan – LH.6 Aussillous, Pascale – GK.2 Autrusson, Nicolas – LY.4 Avellan, Francois – HN.4 105 Avila, Kerstin – GZ.1 Avila, Marc – GZ.2, HJ.4 Avila, Ruben – CH.8, GH.10 Avron, Joseph E. – QK.8 Axerio-Cilies, John – CC.7 Axiak, Michael – MW.7 Ayala, Diego – RA.6 Aydin, Tayfun – HE.8, LN.4 Ayyaswamy, P.S. – MK.4 Azaiez, J. – RY.1 B Babinsky, Holger – LT.1 Bacchin, Patrice – QV.3 Backhaus, Scott – AF.8 Bade, Kyle – QJ.6 Baek, Hyoungsu – RL.5 Baek, Sunghoon – RX.6 Baer, Melvin – GU.2 Baerenzung, J. – EE.8, MD.7 Bagchi, Prosenjit – MK.1 Baghaei Lakeh, Reza – L1.26 Bagheri, F. – RB.6 Bagheri, Shervin – AJ.8, GE.1 Bai, Kunlun – HF.9 Baier, Tobias – CM.5, CM.7, GM.8 Bailey, S.C.C.C. – AC.8 Bailey, Sean – EC.6, LB.10, MA.2 Bailly, C. – LE.5 Bailon-Cuba, Jorge – AH.7 Baker, Alex – AK.2 Baker, John – CN.10 Bakhtiyarov, Sayavur – RX.7 Bakosi, J. – AA.5, AW.3 Balachandar, Ramaswami – ME.8 Balachandar, S. – EV.7, EV.8, MH.3, MV.7 Balakumar, B.J. – AX.4, CW.1, EW.3, EW.10, LT.3 Balaras, E. – CD.2, LT.7, LX.4, QW.2 Balasubramanian, Sridhar – CW.1, EW.3, EW.10 Balazs, Anna C. – HP.6 Balci, Nusret – QF.2 Bale, Rahul – MT.5 Balmforth, Neil – CL.8 Baltussen, Michiel – HM.4 Baltzer, Jon – ED.6 Bamberger, Marc – LE.3 Bamieh, Bassam – QB.10 Ban, Mitsumasa – RY.5 Banco, Gino – CL.9 Bandi, Mahesh – AF.2, AV.3 Bandyopadhyay, Promode R. – EQ.10 Bane, Sally – LU.2 Banerjee, Arindam – CW.5, CW.10, EL.5, QX.1 Bangerth, Wolfgang – CF.9 Baraldi, Alberto – CU.6 Barannyk, Lyudmyla – AY.9 Barash, Lev – CS.1 Baratlis, N. – QW.2 Barbaro, Alethea – AN.5 Barbeiro, Iago C. – HZ.6, L1.28 Barber, Jacqueline – QQ.7 Barisik, Murat – RC.3 Barkley, Dwight – HZ.2 Barmi, Meysam – LP.1 Baroud, Charles – EQ.2, GM.2, GP.10 Barranco, Joseph – CV.9, RG.2 Barros, J.M. – LC.1 Barrow, Alistair – CE.7 Barry, M. – MQ.9, QS.5 Barteau, Katherine P. – GK.8 Bartello, Peter – AA.3 Bartolo, Denis – EQ.4, GM.4, LM.3, MM.8 Basara, Branislav – CC.5 Basaran, Osman – AR.3, AR.10, GR.4, GS.7, GS.8, HS.5 Baschek, Burkard – GQ.10 Basu, Saikat – GN.3 Basu, Saptarshi – MJ.8 Bates, Frank S. – RX.4 Bateson, Colin – MG.8 Battaglia, Francine – EU.1 Baty, Roy – GX.10 Bau, Haim – CT.6, GP.1, LP.3, MY.9 Baudoin, Michael – MJ.2 Bauer, Frederic – LU.6 Bayandor, Javid – HD.6 Bazant, Martin – MM.1 Bazilevs, Yuri – QL.3 Beach, Kirk – HL.5 Beacham, David – CY.6 Beal, David – CJ.7 Beale, Kristy L.C. – CK.4 Beale, Paul – QE.4 Bearon, Rachel – QS.9 Beaune, Allen – RM.4 Beekman, Izaak – ED.8, MC.6 Bees, Martin – QS.9 Begley, Matthew – LP.6 Behringer, Robert – L1.19, L1.43, QN.1 Belden, Jesse – LP.7, MW.7, QM.6 Bell, John – HH.10 Bellani, Gabriele – LS.8, RU.6 Belmonte, A. – HQ.5, RY.4 Belohlavek, Marek – HT.8 Belson, Brandt – QJ.8 Beltran, Alberto – MN.10 Belu, Radian – CX.7, GG.8 Ben-Dov, Guy – AJ.1 Benard, Pierre – QU.6 Beninati, Maria-Laura – EN.3 Bennani, Nora – MM.6 Benson, Michael – CA.8 Benusiglio, Adrien – CK.2 Benzi, Roberto – GA.10, QF.5 Berajeklian, Arpi – CA.3 Beratlis, Nikolaos – LX.4 Berchielli, Al – HS.8 Beresh, Steven – GU.2, LB.7 Berg, Howard – AQ.1 Berg, Steffen – AP.5, CF.1 Bergemann, K. – CH.7 Bergeon, Alain – CH.1 Berger, Zachary – HJ.1, HJ.2 Bergin, Mike – GW.8 Bergman, Micah – ER.10, GS.4 Bergmann, Michel – MT.6 Bergou, Attila – ET.1, GT.3 Bergougnoux, Laurence – QV.1 Bergstrom, Donald – ED.4 Berman, Rotem S. – QK.8 Bermejo-Moreno, Ivan – EB.9, MC.3, QB.4, QB.5 Bernardini, Matteo – HF.4, HF.5 Bernoff, Andrew – QP.2, QP.6 Berret, Jean-Francois – GM.5 Berteloot, Guillaume – CS.9, HQ.8 Berti, Stefano – EQ.1 Bertozzi, Andrea – AV.6, AV.7, DS.1 Bertsch, Rebecca – GA.7 Berut, Antoine – CA.7 Beskok, Ali – RC.3 Bestehorn, Michael – EY.2 Bewley, Thomas – AJ.3, RJ.3, RJ.5, RJ.6 Bezym’yana, Elina – MP.2 Bhaganagar, Kiran – GB.8, LG.4 Bhalla, Amneet – MT.5, RT.2 Bhat, G.S. – MG.6 Bhattacharya, Amitabh – HP.6 Bhole, Nikhil – ER.9 Biance, Anne-Laure – AP.6, HS.9, QQ.3 Bianco, Federico – GV.5 Biancofiore, Luca – HE.6 Bibette, Jerome – GS.2 Bieri, Joanna – QU.9 Biferale, Luca – EU.6 Biggi, Renaud – AW.1 Bigioni, Terry – CS.1 Bijeljic, B. – CF.6 Billant, Paul – CN.5, RG.6 Binninger, Bernd – EU.4 Bird, James – HQ.6 Biringen, Sedat – MD.8 Bisetti, F. – AA.4, LU.5, LU.10 Bishop, Allen – CA.2 Bishop, Kyle – LV.9 Black, James – ER.4 Blackburn, Hugh – EE.4, LZ.2 Blackmore, Adam – HE.8, LN.4 Blake, Matt – LB.3 Blanchette, Francois – QH.6 Blanquart, G. – AA.7, AA.8, AW.1, LU.10, MU.10 Blawzdziewicz, Jerzy – LF.5, RK.3, RK.4 Bliznyuk, Olesya – ES.3 Blotter, Jonathan – QX.10 Blount, Maurice – LY.3 Blum, Daniel – GA.2, HA.7, HA.9 Boatwright, Thomas – MK.6 Bocquet, Lyderic – AP.6, RV.2 Bodenschatz, Eberhard – CA.7, GA.2, HA.1 Bodiguel, Hugue – AF.4 Bodony, Daniel – EK.3, LJ.1, LJ.2, LJ.10, QR.1 Boeck, Thomas – HA.3, MY.4 Boegman, Leon – AA.2 Boettcher, Philipp – HV.7, MU.10 Boffetta, Guido – MM.9 Boghosian, Bruce – GN.10 Bogucki, Darek – EA.1 Bohl, Doug – EN.4, EN.6 Bohling, Lasse – CN.9 Bohorquez, Patricio – HE.5, MH.1 Bohr, Tomas – CL.3, MM.5 Bolanos-Jimenez, R. – RQ.7 Bolleddula, Daniel – HS.8 Bolotnov, Igor – AU.2, AU.4 Bolz, Steffen-Sebastian – LP.5 Bonazza, Riccardo – EW.5, QC.9 Bonifacio, Jeremy – GE.2 Bonometti, Thomas – MH.3 Booty, Michael – LR.3 Boratav, Olus – HY.8 Borazjani, Iman – HD.2, ML.1, QD.1 Borden, Zachary – LH.3 Bordoloi, Ankur – GS.1 Boree, J. – LJ.5 Boreyko, Jonathan – ES.6 Borggaard, Jeff – AJ.6 Boris, Jay – GL.3, RQ.1 Borissov, Anatoli – EZ.10 Borkin, Michelle – ML.6 Borole, Abhijeet – HP.5 Borrell, Guillem – EB.4 Borrero-Echeverry, Daniel – GZ.5 Bos, Wouter – HA.10, LA.5, RA.5 Bose, Sanjeeb – AC.4, LD.6, LD.7 Bostwick, Joshua – ER.7, MJ.4 Bothe, Dieter – HW.8, QM.5 Botto, Lorenzo – HW.2, HW.9 Bou Matar, Olivier – MJ.2 Bou-Zeid, Elie – QD.3 Bouchet, Gilles – HE.4 Bougie, Jon – L1.20, L1.21, RN.7 Boulanger, Nicolas – HG.10 Bounds, G.D. – HR.4 Bourgeois, N. – AC.7 Bourguet, Remi – HN.1 Bourguignon, Jean-Loup – EC.5 Bouricius, Jacob – AV.6 Bourouiba, Lydia – EL.9 Bourqui, Michel – AA.3 Boussel, Loic – RL.1 Bowles, Patrick – CJ.1, MX.2, MX.3 Bowman, Jason – EF.1 Boyer, Francois – MV.3 Boziuk, Thomas R. – QQ.6 Brady, John – CQ.8, QV.2, QV.5 Brady, Peter – LW.4 Braman, Kalen – MR.1 Brandt, Alan – AZ.7 Brandt, Laura – MH.6 Brandt, Luca – AE.2, AE.4, AJ.8, MQ.2, RB.6 Brandvik, Amy – GS.9 Branscomb, Jaclyn – MM.10 Brasseur, James – CE.10, CL.9, CL.10, EC.9, EC.10 Braun, R.J. – AL.9 Brazel, Christopher – GL.6 Breda, Maria Cecilia – QT.9 Breidenthal, Robert – LV.10 Bremond, Nicolas – GS.2 Brenner, Howard – RC.8 Brenner, Michael – HW.10, LV.9, LY.10, MG.2 Brenowitz, Noah – CT.3 106 Bres, Guillaume – CJ.3, QR.2 Breuer, Kenneth – AK.10, GT.3, LB.2, LC.10, RT.4 Brewer, William – GK.6 Bribesh, Fathi – GY.10 Bricteux, Laurent – AN.2 Brizzi, L. – LJ.5 Brossard, Jerome – RG.7 Brosse, Nicolas – HU.7 Broutman, Dave – AZ.8 Browand, Fred – HC.8, HC.9 Brown, Eric – GK.1 Brown, Frank – LL.2 Browning, N.D. – QV.6 Brucker, Kyle – AZ.8, CK.4, MH.6, MH.7 Brun, Christophe – HE.7 Brunet, Philippe – MJ.2 Brunton, Steven L. – EX.2 Brush, Lucien – GY.6 Brutin, David – CS.3, CS.5, GU.5, QQ.7 Bruus, Henrik – AM.9, AP.7, AP.8, CL.3, EM.1, MM.5 Brzozowski, Daniel P. – CJ.4 Buchholz, James – EX.3, GD.7, LN.2, MT.7 Buchmann, Nicolas – EC.1 Buckley, Liam – RD.2 Bull, Joseph – EL.8, MS.10, QE.9 Bulusu, Kartik – HL.2, HL.8, QR.9 Burguete, Javier – EZ.9, MY.1 Burin, M.J. – EZ.1, L1.32, L1.33 Burini, Luca – AE.7, CY.2 Burke, John – GZ.4, GZ.8 Burns, Jane – ML.7 Burns, John – AJ.6 Burns, Peter – LG.6 Burns, Ross – QR.4 Burton, Gregory – AW.9 Burton, J. – GS.3, HQ.3, QM.8 Burton, Lisa – CQ.4 Burton, Thomas – HD.8 Bush, John – CL.4, EL.9, GT.2, HP.8, HQ.6, HR.8, QM.7, RM.6 Buskey, Ed – MQ.7 Bussmann, Markus – CU.7 Butler, Colin – EH.9 Butler, Jason E. – MV.5 Button, Eleanor – MX.1 Buxton, Gavin – HP.6 Buxton, Oliver – LE.8 Byun, Doyoung – AR.5, AR.7, AR.8, AR.9, HT.4, LT.4, QP.10, RS.5 C Caballero-Robledo, Gabriel A. – GK.4 Cabello, Ares – GH.10 Cabot, William – CW.3, EW.2 Cademartiri, Ludovico – LV.9 Caggioni, Marco – GR.8 Caicedo, Carlos – GW.10 Cal, Raul Bayoan – AB.8, GG.9, MA.10, QB.6, QB.8 Calantoni, Joseph – CV.7 Calkins, Michael – EH.7 Callegari, Gerardo – EF.5 Calvisi, Michael – RL.3 Camarena, Ernesto – AL.6 Camassa, Roberto – CZ.8, GC.4, GC.5, HC.1, L1.2, LY.6, QY.7, RG.3 Cambier, Jean-Luc – MU.2 Cambonie, Tristan – CB.1 Campana, Diego – L1.24 Campo, Elizabeth – AL.6 Campo, Laura – HX.4 Candelier, Julien – HG.6 Cantat, Isabelle – QQ.2 Canter, Cameron – GP.6 Canton, Gador – HL.3 Cao, Dayong – QE.2 Capecelatro, Jesse – GV.6 Carati, Daniele – JS.1, LD.2 Carballido-Landeira, J. – RY.2 Cardesa-Duenas, Jose Ignacio – HF.8 Cardiel, Joshua – MM.3, RF.7 Cardillo, James – GB.2 Caretta, Lucas – QS.8 Carles, Pierre – HZ.9 Carlson, Andreas – LS.8 Carlson, Hal – EJ.6 Carlucci, Donald – RD.2 Carlucci, Pasquale – RD.2 Carriou, Antoine – QT.4 Carroll, Brian – EM.6, MP.9 Carroll, Phares – HR.3 Carter, Glenn – AG.9 Carton de Wiart, C. – LE.5 Carvalho, Marcio – AK.5, AK.6 Casillas, Barbara – RS.3 Cassart, Benjamin – LD.2 Castaneda, Jaime – GU.2 Castello, Brian – LJ.6 Castillo, Gustavo – HK.4 Castillo, L. – AB.8, GB.2, GB.3, HF.6, MA.4, MB.9, QX.4 Castrejon Garcia, Rafael – L1.11 Castrejon Pita, Alfonso A. – HG.8 Castrejon-Pita, Jose Rafael – GR.2, L1.11 Caswell, Bruce – LK.1, LK.2, LK.5 Catrakis, Haris J. – RA.3 Caulfield, C.P. – AG.4, EE.1, LA.3, QG.9 Cavender, Andrew – RJ.5 Cebron, David – LH.8, LH.9, QH.8, QZ.6 Ceccio, Steven – HB.2, HQ.2, HU.1, LB.4, RU.4 Celani, Antonio – GV.1, RA.7 Cenedese, Claudia – EG.1 Cerda, Enrique – GW.1 Cerff, R.G. – QR.7 Cervoni, Miguel – HE.1 Cessna, Joseph – RJ.5 Cha, Jung – EN.7 Chabreyrie, Rodolphe – MP.3, QP.7 Chai, Wee Sern – EX.8 Chai, Xiaochuan – MC.5 Chakraborty, P. – MA.3, MA.5 Chakraborty, Symphony – GY.5 Chalons, Christophe – AU.10 Chambers, Frank – GV.2 Chamorro, Leonardo – CX.10, HB.10 Champagne, Nicolas – MM.8 Chandler, Gary – GE.4 Chandre, Cristel – MP.3 Chandurwala, Fahim – HS.6 Chang, Chien-Cheng – EX.10 Chang, Chun-Ti – MJ.4 Chang, David – QP.7 Chang, Emily – EN.7 Chang, Henry – EC.8 Chang, Natasha – HQ.2 Chang, Yu-Hung – HT.7 Chantrasmi, Tonkid – HX.4 Charru, Francois – LH.4 Chasteen, Stephanie – QE.4 Chatelain, P. – AN.2, AN.3, LE.5 Chau, Long – LG.4 Chaudhary, R. – MY.5 Chauhan, Anuj – EM.3 Chauhan, Kapil – LB.6 Chauvet, Fabien – HY.2 Chavez, Rafael – GH.9 Chavez Alarcon, Ramiro – LT.3 Cheang, U. Kei – HM.3 Chemama, Michael – LV.9 Chen, Chia-Ling – HZ.9 Chen, Ching-Yao – QY.1 Chen, Chuan-Hua – AR.1, ES.6 Chen, Haosheng – GR.9 Chen, Jackie – LU.1 Chen, Jim – MB.3 Chen, Jun – AB.6, HV.8, LA.6 Chen, Kevin – AJ.9, AJ.10 Chen, Shiyi – EV.10 Chen, Wayne – EJ.5 Chen, Weijia – MB.3 Chen, Weikang – L1.38 Chen, Xi – AK.8, EB.1 Chen, Xiao-Dong – QM.2 Chen, Yeng-Long – AV.2 Chen, Yi – GB.2 Chen, Zhen – AM.10 Cheng, Bo – AX.1, AX.2 Cheng, Ming – EN.2 Cheng, Seeyuan – LX.2 Cheng, Xiang – MV.4 Chengala, Anwar – CQ.10, QS.8 Chenier, Eric – RH.3 Chernyavsky, Boris – QU.6 Cheung, Lawrence – CY.1 Cheung, Perry – MM.3, RF.7 Chhabra, Arnav – CM.3, EF.1, HU.3 Chhasatia, Viral – CS.8, MS.7 Chhay, Marx – AD.10 Chialvo, Sebastian – QN.7 Chiam, Keng-Hwee – GP.2 Chiang, Eugene – CV.9 Chibbaro, Sergio – GV.5 Chien, Shu – QK.3 Chiffaudel, Arnaud – LA.9 Childress, Stephen – CQ.2 Ching, Emily S.C. – MF.2, QF.5 Ching, Hsueh – CW.4 Chini, Greg – AG.7, LG.9 Chiu, Bernard – HL.3 Cho, Hyoung J. – MS.4 Cho, Myung Hwan – CU.5, QX.9 Choi, Choon-Bum – GF.4 Choi, Haecheon – EJ.1, GF.5, HD.7, LD.7, RJ.2 Choi, Hyoung Gwon – CU.5 Choi, Jeongwhan – AZ.1 Choi, Jiwoong – EL.1 Choi, Kwing-So – CJ.8 Choi, Sang Hun – CU.5 Choi, Sangkyu – LU.5 Choi, Yeontaek – RB.1 Choi, Yong-Seok – GM.9 Choi, Young Joon – AU.9 Cholemari, Murali – GH.1 Chomaz, Jean-Marc – HE.9, HE.10, L1.23, LH.1, LH.2 Chong, Kwitae – CQ.9 Choset, Howie – CQ.4 Choutapalli, Isaac – GX.6 Chow, Fotini – CD.2, GG.6 Chow, Kwok Wing – AM.3 Chow-Yee, Kliulai – HV.7 Chowdhury, Mijanur – L1.40 Chrispell, John – MF.8, QF.1 Christensen, K.T. – GB.4, GB.6, LC.1 Christov, Ivan C. – GK.9, QN.3 Chrust, Marcin – HE.4 Chtcheprov, Pavel – L1.2 Chu, Chin-Chou – EX.10 Chu, Vivien W.S. – QF.5 Chuang, Han-Sheng – CT.6, GP.1 Chueh, Chih-Che – CF.9 Chumakov, Sergei – EB.9, QB.4, QB.5 Chumakova, Lyubov – HG.3 Chun, Ho Hwan – CJ.8 Chun, Myung-Suk – AM.5 Chung, Daniel – GG.4, MD.6 Chung, Myung Kyoon – RD.7 Chung, Suk Ho – LU.5 Churchfield, Matthew – EC.9 Cipolla, Kimberly – HB.1, HB.6, MJ.9 Cisneros, Luis – CQ.7, QS.1 Clanet, Christophe – CK.2, ER.3, JT.1, LW.1 Claridge, Jonathan – GW.5 Clark, Thomas – LC.6 Class, Andreas G. – QA.10 Clausen, Jonathan – LK.7, QV.9 Cleckler, J. – MJ.6 Clemens, Noel – LV.4, QR.4 Clemm, Amanda – QP.2, QP.6 Clerc, Marcel G. – CZ.2 Clercx, Herman J.H. – CH.9, CH.10, HH.1, MP.6, QZ.8, RU.1 Cliff, Eugene – AJ.6 Clifton, David – LN.7 Climent, Eric – QS.5, QV.3 Cobelli, Pablo – RZ.2 Cohen, Benjamin – RL.6 Cohen, Itai – ET.1, GR.8, MV.4 Cohn, Robert – GM.5 Coil, Millicent A. – MW.1 Colburn, Christopher – RJ.5, RJ.6 Cole, Lord – MU.1, MU.2 Colella, Phillip – MY.2 Coleman, Dustin – MX.2, MX.3 Colin, Annie – AF.4, MM.6, RF.6 Colinet, Pierre – AE.8, AK.9, CW.4, HY.1, HY.2, LS.2, MS.9, QY.8, QY.9 Collet, Y. – AC.7 Collignon, Audric – RU.5 107 Collins, Lance – AA.6, CV.5, CV.6 Collins, William – MG.4 Colonius, Tim – AJ.5, CJ.3, EK.2, GQ.9, QR.2 Colton, Mark – HT.1 Combettes, Laurent – EQ.2 Conlisk, A.T. – QK.7, RC.4 Connell, Benjamin – RT.5 Connell, Sean – HV.8 Connington, Kevin – EV.10 Conroy, Devin – AY.2, AY.3 Conroy, Joseph – EW.8, EW.9, LZ.8 Constantinescu, George – RG.8 Cook, Andrew – EW.5, GD.10 Cook, Ian – HB.1, MJ.9 Cooney, John – QJ.9 Coq, Nais – EQ.4, LM.3 Cordero, Patricio – QN.2 Cordova-Figueroa, Ubaldo – MQ.10, QV.5, QV.8 Corke, Thomas – CE.1, CJ.1, MX.2, MX.3, QJ.1, QJ.4, QJ.9, RW.2 Coronado, Patricia – MC.7 Corrigan, Andrew – MR.10 Cortelezzi, Luca – CA.4, LF.3 Cortet, Pierre-Philippe – LA.9, QZ.4, QZ.9 Cossu, Carlo – HA.4 Cotel, Aline – QT.5, RS.2 Cotrell, David – GD.1 Cottin, Christophe – AF.4 Cottin-Bizonne, Cecile – RV.2 Coupier, Gwennou – GL.2 Cowley, Leonie – L1.3 Cox, Dan – MH.7 Crafton, James – MW.4 Craster, Richard – AY.2, AY.3, AY.5, CY.6, CY.7 Creasey, J.C. – CR.6 Cressman, John – HE.1 Creta, Francesco – QU.3 Crittenden, Thomas M. – GJ.2 Crocker, Ryan – MR.2 Crowdy, Darren – CQ.5 Croze, Ottavio – QS.9 Crumrine, Andrew – AP.7 Cruz Perez, Benjamin – ED.1 Cubaud, Thomas – GM.10, HM.7, HM.10 Cueto-Felgueroso, Luis – QP.5, RY.6 Cuevas, Sergio – GH.6, GN.9, MN.9, MN.10, RW.1 Culetu, Hristu – QE.1 Culp, John – CJ.4, GJ.4 Cummings, Linda – L1.25 Curet, Oscar M. – RT.4 Custodio, Derrick – ET.6 Cutbirth, James M. – HB.2 Czajkowski, Mark – QA.3 Czarnocki, C.J. – EZ.1, L1.32, L1.33 D D’Onofrio, A. – RH.2 Da Pron, T. – L1.32 da Silva, Carlos – LE.7 Dabbish, Nooreen – CT.6 Dabiri, D. – MW.5 Dabiri, John – EN.1, MQ.6, MT.1, MW.6, QT.8, RT.7 Daerr, Adrian – AK.7, CS.9 Dahl, Jason – LN.6 Dahlburg, Russell – RQ.1 Dai, Albert – EG.9, QG.5 Dai, Hu – GT.5 Dalal, B. – GM.6, MP.1 Dallman, Ann – HG.1 Dalrymple, Robert A. – AZ.5 Dalziel, Stuart – L1.49 Damazo, J. – HV.7, HX.2 Dan, Risako – QK.9 Danaila, Luminita – EC.3 Dandapat, Bhabani S. – GY.5 Dang Vu Delcarte, Claudine – RH.3 Dangla, Remi – GP.10 Daniel, Susan – MJ.4 Daniello, Robert – LN.9, LN.10 Daniels, Karen – GW.5, HK.3 Dannenhoffer, III, John – CX.3, CX.4 DaPron, T. – EZ.1 Darbois Texier, Baptiste – ER.3 Daripa, Prabir – AZ.3, HY.10 Darquenne, Chantal – EL.4 Darvishi, Samira – HM.7 Dasi, Lakshmi – MA.7, ML.4, ML.10 Datta, Subhra – RC.4 Dauby, Pierre – AE.8 Daviaud, Francois – LA.9 Davis, Kenneth – EV.9, LZ.4 Davis, Michael – HY.3, QP.2, QP.6, QY.4 Davis, Robert – GK.6 Davis, Stephen – HY.3, QY.3, QY.4, RL.3 Dayel, Mark – QK.4 de Bruyn Kops, S.M. – CG.1, HA.8 de Castro Hernandez, Elena – GR.1, QQ.9 de Chaumont Quitry, Alexandre – LA.4 de la Cruz, Luis M. – CH.5 de Langre, Emmanuel – QX.7 De Lillo, Filippo – MM.9 de Lozar, Alberto – GZ.1, GZ.7, HJ.4 De Simone, Alejandro – GB.1 de Stadler, Matthew – RD.1 De Stefano, Giuliano – LD.1 De Wit, A. – CF.4, HV.10, LZ.10, QY.6, RH.1, RH.2, RY.2 Dearing, Stella – HU.6 Deaton, Robert – LW.5 Deb, Briti Sundar – RU.1 Debieve, Jean-Francois – HX.5 Deboeuf, Angelique – MV.6 Debrunner, Jared – QF.4 Dehaeck, Sam – AK.9, CW.4, HY.1, HY.2, LS.2 Deiterding, R. – MU.8 Deiterding, Ralf – MR.5 del Alamo, Juan C. – CT.7, ED.2, HL.7, QK.2, QK.3 Del Castello, Lorenzo – QZ.8 del-Castillo-Negrete, Diego – LA.5 Delavan, S.K. – CL.7 Delbos, Aline – QQ.3 Delgado, Antonio – ME.5 Dellar, Paul – LG.1, MY.7 Delmas, Mathieu – LS.4 den Toonder, Jaap – HM.4, LM.5 Deng, Daosheng – LZ.7, RX.2 Deng, Tao – ES.9 Deng, Xinyan – AX.1, AX.2, AX.3 Denier, Jim – AE.10 Denissen, Nicholas – AE.5 Denlinger, Ryan – AP.3 Dennin, Michael – MK.6, RQ.4 Denny, Mark – AQ.2 DePuit, Ryan – QV.4 Desjardins, Olivier – CU.2, EV.5, GV.6, QA.3 Devauchelle, Olivier – RM.1 DeVoria, Adam – QT.3 Dewey, Peter A. – QT.4 Deza, Mirka – EU.1 Dhiman, Rajeev – ES.9 Di Carlo, Dino – AV.8, GP.9, HM.8, HM.9, MP.7, MP.8 Diamessis, Peter – AD.2, AG.1, AG.2 Diaz, Misael – MQ.10 Dickerson, Andrew – LW.7 Dierksheide, Uwe – RA.2 Diez, Javier – L1.24, QY.2 Dijkstra, Remco – HC.7 Dillard, Seth – GD.7 Dimonte, Guy – AW.6 Ding, Hang – CY.5, QA.4 Ding, Yang – CT.9, RN.2, RN.4 Dittmann, Thomas – CV.10 Diwan, Sourabh S. – MG.6 Dixit, Harish – CN.3 Djilali, Ned – CF.9 Do-Quang, Minh – CU.1, MV.2 Doche, Olivier – LU.6 Dodds, Shawn – AK.6 Doering, Charles – GC.8, GC.9, QF.2 Doi, Toshiyuki – RC.2 Doktycz, Mitchel – HP.5 Dollet, Benjamin – QQ.2 Domaradzki, Julian – AC.1, AC.2, MD.3, RG.8 Domejean, Hugo – GS.2 Dommermuth, Douglas – AZ.8, CK.4, MH.6, MH.7 Don, Wai-Sun – CV.10 Donahue, Carly – GK.6 Donde, Pratik – MU.5 Dong, Haibo – LT.5 Dong, Steven – AD.8 Dong, Yong – QU.2 Donzis, D.A. – RB.2 Donzis, Diego – HX.10 Dorfman, Kevin – GP.3 Dou, Huashu – EE.9 Douandju, William – QH.6 Doumenc, Frederic – CW.4, RH.3 Dowling, David – HB.2, HU.1, LB.4 Doyeux, Vincent – GL.2 Doyle, James – GT.5 Doyle, John – QB.10 Drabo, Mebougna – ME.10 Drazen, David – CK.4 Drescher, Knut – QS.3 Dressler, Kris – AB.1 Drew, Donald – AU.2 Dreyer, Matthieu – CK.9 Driscoll, Michelle – HS.1 Drost, Kevin – CJ.6 Du Plessis, J. Prieur – L1.41 du Puits, Ronald – GH.2 Du Roure, Olivia – EQ.4, LM.3 Duan, Lian – AB.9 Dubash, Neville – MM.3, RF.7 Dubief, Yves – L1.3, LB.3, MF.3, MR.2 Dubrulle, Berengere – LA.9 Dubson, Michael – QE.4 Duchemin, Laurent – HR.5 Duclaux, Virginie – HQ.7 Dudani, Jaideep – MP.7 Duggleby, Andrew – QP.8 Duke, Daniel – GY.3 Dumais, Jacques – ER.8 Duncan, J. – MW.5 Duncan, J.H. – CZ.5, CZ.6, HQ.9 Duncan, Richard D. – CB.2 Duong, Nhut Cuong – ET.5 Duplat, Jerome – AA.9, AA.10, QQ.5 Duponcheel, M. – AC.7 Dupont, Pierre – HX.5, QR.8 Duprat, Camille – LW.8, QY.5 Dupuys-Williams, Pascale – EQ.2 Duraisamy, K. – CN.1 Durham, William – QS.5 Duriez, Thomas – HF.1, HF.2 Dusek, Jan – HE.4 Dusek, Jeff – LN.6 Dussauge, Jean-Paul – HX.5, HX.6, QR.8 Dutta, Prashanta – EP.8, QA.8 E Eames, Ian – ME.9 Eaton, John – CA.8, CA.9, HF.3, HJ.5, HX.3, HX.4, QE.10 Eberly, Lauren – LG.3 Ebert, Guenther – EG.4 Ebner, Rachel – MB.7 Echekki, Tarek – HV.3, HV.5 Ecke, Robert – AF.8, GK.5 Eckmann, D.M. – MK.4 Edlund, E. – CK.8, MZ.6 Edwards, Joan – EN.7 Egbers, C. – CH.7 Eggers, Jens – AK.7 Eggleton, Charles – MK.2 Ehyaei, Dana – MW.3 Eiff, Olivier – HG.10, QT.5 Eijkel, Jan C.T. – GM.3 Ekmekci, Alis – HE.8, LN.4 El Hadidi, Basman – HJ.2 El Hasi, C. – RH.2 El Yacoubi, Acmae – RU.2 El-Kadri, Alaa – ME.3 Elbing, Brian – HU.1, LB.4 Elcrat, Alan – GN.7 Eldredge, Jeff – CQ.9, EH.7, GT.7, HT.6, LX.5, QR.3 Elele, Ezinwa – AR.6 Elfring, Gwynn – LQ.10 Elghobashi, S. – EV.4, MJ.6 Elhadidi, Basman – CJ.9 Eliasson, Veronica – GX.8 Elimelech, Yoseph – GJ.1, GJ.3 Elimelech, Yossef – HJ.6 108 Elkins, Christopher – CA.8, CA.9, HF.3, HJ.5, QE.10 Elliott, Zachary – EG.6 Ellowitz, Jake – RU.3 Eloy, Christophe – ET.7, QZ.1 Elshummakhi, Ehsan – MY.8 Elsnab, John – MB.6 Elvin, Niell – HN.5 Elzawawy, Amir – QE.5 Emory, Michael – CC.6 Engblom, Stefan – CU.1 England, Jonas – EU.1 Enright, Ryan – CM.8, ES.8 Enriquez, Oscar – HQ.10 Epps, Brenden – CX.5 Erath, Byron D. – AL.2 Ern, Patricia – HU.7 Ertas, Deniz – GK.8 Ertunc, Ozgur – ME.5 Escobar-Vargas, Jorge – AD.2 Eshraee, Hamida – MY.8 Eslam Panah, Azar – MT.7 Esmaily Moghadam, Mahdi – GL.4 Espinoza, Ignacio – CZ.2 Etoh, T.G. – HY.7 Evans, Arthur – LQ.3 Evans, B. – QC.8 Evans, Humberto – AX.4 Ewoldt, Randy – QS.8 Ezekoye, Ofodike – MR.1 F Fabre, David – CN.9 Fagley, Casey – RJ.1 Falcon, Claudia – HC.1 Falkovich, Gregory – AZ.10 Falla Avila, Ricardo – L1.10 Fallenius, Bengt – HE.3 Fan, Yi – HK.2 Fang, Xiaoni – L1.19 Fares, Rim – LH.9 Farge, Marie – AB.3, HA.10, LT.6, QB.2 Fargette, Aurelie – HW.1 Farhat, Mohamed – CK.9, HN.4, HQ.1 Farley, Blair – EX.7 Farnsworth, John – CJ.7 Farrell, Brian – QB.7 Fasel, Hermann – CE.6 Fauci, Lisa – LQ.9, MF.8, QF.1 Fayad, Ghassan – GP.4 Fayed, Mohamed – AX.8, AX.10, CZ.1, HT.9 Fayzrakhmanova, Irina – EY.3 Fede, Pascal – RS.4 Fedorov, Alexander – QR.2 Fedosov, Dmitry – GL.8, LK.1, LK.2, LK.5 Feinstein, Jeffrey – GL.4, QL.1, QL.3 Feldman, Charles L. – ML.6 Felicelli, Sergio D. – CP.5 Feng, Chengcheng – MT.9 Feng, James J. – ES.2, EU.10, HW.4 Feng, Jiansheng – ES.4 Ferjani, Sameh – HZ.9 Fermigier, Marc – EQ.4, LM.3 Fernandez, Arturo – LR.10 Fernandez-Feria, Ramon – CZ.3 Fernando, Harindra – CH.2, HG.1 Ferrante, A. – AB.7, CU.6, EV.4 Ferrari, R. – QH.9 Ferreira de Sousa, Paulo – GT.5 Ferrer, Nangelie – LN.10 Ferrera, C. – ER.2 Feudel, F. – CH.7 Fezzaa, Kamel – LC.8 Figueroa, Aldo – GN.9, MN.9 Filippidi, Emmanouela – RV.6 Filippov, Andrey – HY.9 Fink, Y. – RX.2 Finkel, Cyndee – HN.10 Finlay, Warren – HD.5 Finn, Justin – EF.6 Finn, Matthew – GC.7 Finstad, Pal H.E. – CJ.10 Fisch, Cathy – EQ.2 Fischer, I. – GM.6, MP.1 Fish, Frank – ET.4 Fisher, David J. – HL.7 Fisher, Michael E. – MN.5 Fissell, William H. – RC.4 Flack, Karen – GB.9 Flesch, Robert – EC.4 Flierl, G.R. – GN.2 Flor, Jan-Bert – ME.9 Flores, Oscar – HG.5 Floryan, Jerzy M. – EH.4, LY.7 Flynn, M.R. – RZ.7 Foard, Eric – RX.1 Focke, Christian – QM.5 Fogla, Navin – QU.3 Foley, Alia – HB.1, MJ.9 Fomin, Sergei – QF.4 Fonda, Enrico – MN.2 Fontaine, Arnold – EN.3, MW.4 Fontana, Paul W. – HZ.7, HZ.8 Fontane, Jerome – LA.2 Fontelos, Marco – HR.10 Forleo, Marcio – ML.4 Forliti, David – CA.1, CA.2 Fornleitner, Julia – GL.8 Forsberg, Flemming – HL.1, LR.1 Forster, Chris – MJ.3 Forsyth, Alison – LK.4 Forsythe, Jim – MB.1 Forterre, Yoel – EF.3 Foss, John – LE.6 Fourriere, Antoine – LH.4 Fouxon, Itzhak – AZ.10 Fowlkes, J. Brian – MS.10, QE.9 Fowlkes, Jason – QY.2 Fox, R.O. – LU.7 Fox, Rodney – AU.10 Fox-Kemper, Baylor – EG.5 Franceschini, Alexandre – RV.6 Franck, Jennifer – LB.2 Frank, Jonathan – LV.4 Frankel, Itzchak – EY.9 Fransson, Jens – HE.3 Fredbo, Maren – QB.3 Fredriksson, David – HC.6 Frenkel, Alexander L. – CY.9 Freund, Jonathan – EK.3, GL.9, GQ.2, QK.6 Frey, Jared – AP.8 Fried, L.E. – GU.3 Friedman, Gavin – CW.1, EW.10, L1.31 Friedman, Peter – RM.4 Friend, James – AY.10 Fringer, Oliver – L1.47, L1.48 Frohnapfel, Bettina – EJ.7 Fruleux, Antoine – RM.5 Fry, Edward – EA.2 Fryer, Chris – AW.6 Fu, Chia-Chun – EP.1 Fu, Henry – MQ.5 Fu, Matthew – CK.3 Fu, Tom C. – CK.4 Fu, WuShung – MD.3 Fujimoto, Keiichiro – MX.5 Fukagata, Koji – AJ.7, HJ.7, HJ.9 Fukushima, Naoya – LV.1, LV.2 Fuller, Gerald – QF.7 Fullerton, Anne M. – CK.4 Fuster, Daniel – GQ.9 Futterer, B. – CH.7 G G. Isfahani, Amir H. – GL.9 Gadelha, H. – LQ.1 Gadgil, Hrishikesh – GR.7 Gaff, Kristina – MN.4 Gaffney, E. – LQ.1 Gahrib, Morteza – HN.2 Gailani, Joseph – HB.5 Gaitonde, Datta – QJ.5 Gallaire, Francois – CN.5, CN.8, HE.6 Gallet, Basile – QN.2 Gallis, Michael – QC.2, QC.4, QC.5 Gamba, Mirko – MR.8, MR.9 Gamezo, Vadim – QU.1 Gampert, Markus – GA.5, GA.6, LV.3 Ganan-Calvo, A. – ER.2 Ganapathisubramani, B. – CX.2, GB.10, LE.8, LJ.5 Ganesh, Harish – HQ.2 Ganguly, Ranjan – QL.7 Ganguly, Sujoy – CQ.7, MK.5, QS.1 Gao, Haijing – GS.7, GS.8 Gao, Jian – HV.8 Gao, Peng – ES.2, EU.10, HW.4 Gao, Qi – LB.9 Gao, Tong – AM.7 Garcia, F. Javier – AY.7 Garcia, Michael – EQ.1 Garcia-Mayoral, Ricardo – MB.8 Garcia-Villalba, Manuel – ED.2 Garg, Rahul – EV.3 Garland, Stephen – MV.6 Garnaud, Xavier – GE.5 Garrett, Stephen – CE.7, CE.8 Garrick, Sean – GU.7 Garris, Charles – QR.9 Garrity, Deborah – ML.10 Gart, Sean – CT.5 Gaster, Michael – LN.1 Gatapova, Elizaveta – GY.8 Gauding, Michael – EC.4, GA.5, LV.3 Gautam, Dipesh – QP.4 Gauthier, Georges – MV.6 Gavillet, Jerome – CS.5 Gayen, Bishakhdatta – EG.8 Gayme, Dennice – QB.10 Gazzola, Mattia – AN.3, CD.7 Gehring, Eelco – HS.7 Geiser, Jayson – AN.9 Gelderblom, Hanneke – CS.4, GQ.3 Gellert, M. – CH.7 Gelshorn, Henning – HL.7 Gemmell, Brad – MQ.7 Genc, Balkan – ME.5 George, Jacob – GB.1 George, Ryan – HT.1 George, William K. – MA.8 Georgiou, Tryphon – CC.10 Gerakopulos, Ryan – GF.9 Gerard, T. – RH.1 Gerashchenko, Sergiy – CV.3, CV.4 Germaine, Emmanuel – CA.4 Germano, Massimo – QD.6 Geron, Marco – EH.9 Getsinger, Daniel – GE.3 Geubelle, Philippe – LJ.1, QR.1 Geurts, Bernard J. – RU.1 Ghaemi Oskouei, Babak – MT.4 Ghaffari, Shirin – CE.3 Ghaffari Motlagh, Yousef – QD.7 Gharib, M. – CJ.5, CK.3, ES.1, LC.3, ML.2, MW.5 Gheisarieha, Mohsen – LF.8 Ghesmat, Karim – AF.3 Ghods, Sina – EU.5 Ghosal, Sandip – AM.10 Ghosh, Anirban – ES.1 Giacche, Davide – CQ.3 Giacobello, Matteo – MS.1 Gibert, Mathieu – CA.7 Gibou, Frederic – CD.9, LM.10 Gibson, Carl H. – EA.4 Gibson, John – GZ.4, GZ.8 Gibson, Max – QB.8 Giguere, Paul – GU.9, GU.10 Gil, Goncalo – L1.47 Gilbert, Mathieu – GA.2 Gilet, Tristan – CL.4, HR.8 Gillissen, Jurriaan – LR.7 Gilmer, Caleb – EZ.7 Gino, Banco – CL.10 Gioia, G. – MA.3, MA.5 Giordano, Joseph – MW.4 Gipe, Don – CD.8 Girimaji, Sharath – CC.2, CC.3, CC.4, CC.5, GA.7, GA.8, HV.1 Gissen, Abraham – GJ.4 Givi, Peyman – GX.5 Glass, Phillip – HU.3 Glauser, Mark – CJ.9, CX.3, CX.4, EJ.5, EJ.6, HJ.1, HJ.2 Glenn, Autumn – HL.2, HL.8 Glezer, Ari – CJ.2, CJ.4, EH.1, EH.10, GJ.2, GJ.4, GJ.7, MJ.3, ML.5, QQ.6 Glowinski, Roland – LK.9 Godoy-Diana, Ramiro – GT.9, HT.10, RZ.2 Goebbert, Jens Henrik – EC.4, GA.5, GA.6, LV.3 109 Goet, Gabriele – GM.8 Goldburg, W. – MA.3, MW.10 Goldenfeld, N. – MA.3, MA.5 Goldman, Daniel – CT.9, GK.3, RN.2, RN.4, RN.5 Goldstein, Raymond – CQ.7, MK.5, QS.1, QS.3, QS.7 Gollub, Jerry – AV.9, EQ.7 Gomba, Juan M. – HW.5 Gomez, Francisco – LX.7 Gomez-Gonzalez, Manuel – QK.2, QK.3 Gompper, Gerhard – GL.8, LK.2 Gonnella, Giuseppe – RF.8 Gonzalez, Alejandro G. – L1.24 Gonzalez, Benito – GF.3 Gonzalez-Avila, S. Roberto – QQ.10 Gonzalez-Juez, Esteban – QH.5 Gonzalez-Mancera, Andres – L1.10, RK.7 Good, Garrett – CV.3, CV.4 Goodfriend, Lauren – CD.2 Gorder, Riley – HL.4 Gordillo, Jose Manuel – GR.1, QQ.9 Gordillo, Leonardo – CZ.2 Gore, Robert – AW.4, AW.5, CW.6 Gorji, Mohammad Hossein – QC.3 Gorle, Catherine – MR.8 Goss, Larry – MW.4 Gosselin, Frederck P. – EQ.8 Gossett, Daniel – MP.7 Goto, Yuichiro – LX.7 Gotod Hiroshi – HH.9 Goujon-Durand, Sophie – HE.2 Gourjii, Alexandre – MP.2 Govindarajan, Rama – CN.3 Gowardhan, Akshay – EW.4, EW.7 Goyeau, Benoit – GY.4 Graham, Jason – GG.3 Graham, Michael – LK.10, LQ.8, MF.1 Grana Otero, Jose – RM.7 Granlund, Kenneth – EX.9 Gratton, Michael – HY.3, QY.3, QY.4 Gratton, Roberto – L1.24 Graur, Irina – RC.1 Graves, Daniel – MY.2 Gravish, Nick – GK.3, RN.2, RN.5 Grazioso, Valerio – AB.4 Greco, Edwin – ER.5 Greco, Edwin F. – PT.1 Green, Boe – EM.5 Green, Melissa – GL.3 Greenough, Jeffrey – EW.2 Greguric, Zrinka – HE.1 Griffiths, Ian – AV.4 Griffiths, Ross – KS.1 Grigoriev, Roman – ER.5, GU.6, MP.4 Grimshaw, Roger – CZ.7 Grinberg, Leopold – EP.4 Grinstein, Fernando – EW.4, EW.7 Grogan, Joseph – LP.3 Gronqvist, Robert – L1.45 Grooms, Ian – EG.5 Grosch, Chester – AA.1, EG.3 Grosfils, P. – RH.1 Grossmann, Siegfried – EH.6 Grotberg, James – EL.3, EL.7, EL.10, RF.3 Grover, Piyush – LF.7 Grube, Nathan – MC.2 Gruber, Timothy – HC.6 Gruener, Simon – EP.10 Grundmann, Sven – HF.3 Guala, Michele – LB.8 Guasto, Jeffrey – AV.9, EQ.7, LC.7 Guazzelli, Elisabeth – MV.3, QV.1, RV.1, RV.5, RV.6 Gubanov, Oleg – LF.3 Guckenheimer, John – ET.1 Gudmundsson, Kristjan – EK.2 Guenther, Axel – LP.5, LP.9 Guenther, Claudia – EC.4 Guerrier, Beatrice – CW.4, RH.3 Guglielmini, Laura – LY.4 Gungor, Ayse G. – EB.4, EJ.8 Gunter, Amy-Lee – AX.8, AX.10 Guo, Junke – AN.6 Guo, Xin – RZ.5 Guo, Xinyi – EN.7 Gupta, A. – LV.5 Gursel, Gokalp – GW.2 Gurupatham, Sathish – GM.6, MP.1 Gustafsson, Jonathan – AD.9 Gutierrez, Pablo – HK.4 Gutierrez-Montes, C. – RQ.7 Gutman, S.R. – QF.9 Gutmark, Ephraim – EK.1 Guttenberg, N. – MA.3 Guttenberg, Nicholas – MA.5, QN.5, RU.3 Guzman, Enrique – HK.5 Gylfason, Armann – GA.2, L1.45, RB.8 H Ha, Hojin – GL.10 Habegger, Maria – RT.6 Hack, Philipp – AE.7 Hadji, Layachi – LZ.5 Hadjiconstantinou, Nicolas – EM.7, GP.4, QC.2 Haehn, Nicholas – QC.9 Hagelberg, Carl – GX.10 Haines, Philip – LZ.1 Haj-Hariri, Hossein – ET.4, LP.6, QT.2 Hajimirzaie, Seyed Mohammad – LN.2 Haley, Aaron Alan – CW.5 Hall, Phil – EE.2, EE.3, EE.4 Haller, George – LA.7 Hallez, Yannick – QG.6 Hallworth, Mark – AF.6 Halpern, David – CY.9, EL.3, EL.7 Halvorson, Lori – RT.8 Ham, Frank – MR.8, MU.3, MU.6 Hamel, Amandine – EQ.2 Hamilton, Nicholas – GG.9 Hamlet, Christina – RS.1 Hamlin, B.S. – CR.6, CR.7, CR.8 Hamlington, Peter – HA.3, QU.8 Hanazaki, Hideshi – LG.2 Hancock, Matthew – HP.8 Handler, Robert – AZ.4 Hanna, James – LY.5 Hansen, Joshua – EQ.10 Hansen, Martin – LN.5 Hanson, Ronald – QJ.6, QJ.7 Hanson, Ronald K. – MR.9 Hao, Max – MT.5 Hardt, Steffen – CM.5, CM.7, GM.8 Hargather, Michael – MW.8 Harris, Daniel M. – CN.4 Harris, Michael – GR.4, GS.7, HS.5 Hart, Adam – EX.5 Hartenberger, Joel – RM.3 Harting, Jens – RK.5 Hartong-Redden, Rory – HS.2 Harun, Zambri – MA.9 Hasegawa, Yosuke – EJ.7, EJ.10 Haselbacher, Andreas – EV.7, EV.8 Hashimoto, Akira – LC.2 Hassan, O. – QC.8 Hassanizadeh, S. Majid – CF.1 Hassanzadeh, Hassan – AF.3 Hassanzadeh, Pedram – CN.6, CN.7 Hatsukami, Tom – HL.3 Hatton, Benjamin – ES.8 Hatton, Ross – CQ.4 Hattori, Kaoru – L1.29 Haut, Benoit – MS.9 Haworth, D.C. – ED.7, LV.5, LV.7, LV.8 Haynes, Christophe P. – MR.4 Hazel, Andrew – LZ.1 Hazewinkel, Jeroen – L1.49, QH.7 He, Andong – RY.4 He, Guowei – AH.1, EK.9, GV.9, LT.10 He, Ping – HR.7 He, Xiaozhou – AH.1 Hedrick, Tyson – AX.5 Heeb, Nicholas – EK.1 Hege, Hans Christian – GE.8 Heindel, T.J. – LU.7 Heisselmann, Hendrik – MG.1 Hejazi, S.H. – RY.1 Hejazialhosseini, Babak – CD.4 Helenbrook, Brian – RF.3 Helfrich, Karl – CZ.7, MH.5 Helgadottir, Asdis – CD.9 Helgeland, Anders – QB.8 Hellman, Sam – HF.10 Hellstrom, Leo – CB.8 Helmer, David – HX.3, HX.4 Hemati, Maziar – LX.5 Hendabadi, Sahar – L1.1 Hendel, David – RG.3 Hendrickson, Cory – GE.3 Hendrix, Maurice – HC.7 Henfling, John – LB.7 Henningson, Dan – AJ.8, GE.1 Henoch, Charles – ET.6, LB.2 Herbst, Daniel C. – RQ.5, RQ.6 Herescu, Alexandru – HU.5 Hermanson, J.C. – EY.4, QR.7 Hermanson, James – RH.4 Hernandez, Guillermo – GH.6 Hernandez, Jesus – RY.3 Hernandez, Matt – GC.4 Hernandez-Cordero, Juan – HU.10 Hernandez-Cruz, Guillermo – CS.10, EF.2 Hernandez-Guerrero, Abel – EF.2 Herpich, Jerome – ET.5 Herrada, M.A. – ER.2 Herreman, Wietze – LH.8 Herring, Jackson – MH.9 Herrmann, Hans – HK.10 Herrmann, Marcus – CU.3, EU.4, EU.5, LW.4 Hertzberg, Jean – QE.3, QE.6 Hesse, Marc – AF.6, AF.7 Hewitt, Richard – LZ.1 Heye, Colin R. – AC.3 Heys, Jeffery – HT.8 Hickey, Jean-Pierre – GX.4 Hicks, Elizabeth – LF.6 Hidalgo, Pablo – EH.1 Hidrovo, Carlos – CM.3, EF.1, EM.6, ER.10, GS.4, HU.2, HU.3, LW.10, MP.9 Higgins, Andrew – QC.7 Higgins, B.G. – EF.9 Higley, Michael – LR.3 Higuchi, Hiroshi – CJ.9, LX.7, RL.7 Hilgenfeldt, Sascha – GY.1, HM.5, HM.6, QQ.1 Hill, Kimberly – HK.2, QN.9 Hillyard, Benjamin – L1.14 Himmel, Steffen R. – QA.10 Hinch, John – B1.2 Hind, Michael – CX.6 Hiremath, Varun – LV.6 Hiromichi, Obara – L1.12 Hirsa, Amir – EL.2, GW.6, LS.5, MK.7, MK.9 Hoang, Anna – CS.9 Hoang, Huy – CX.9 Hoda, Nazish – CF.3 Hoelling, Michael – MG.1, QW.3 Hoelscher, Thilo – GQ.8, HL.7 Hoepffner, Jerome – HJ.9 Hoettges, Stefan – LP.4 Hof, Bjoern – GZ.1, GZ.2, GZ.7, HJ.4 Hofferth, Jerrod – CE.4 Hoffman, Eric – EL.1, QP.9 Hofmann, Ernst – AV.1 Hogg, James – GH.3 Holbrook, Noel Michele – CL.3 Holden, Daniel – LT.9 Holdsworth, Amber – RG.4 Hollerbach, R. – CH.7, MZ.7 Holloway, William – AU.1 Holmes, Douglas – HC.4 Holt, Gavin – QX.10 Holz, David – L1.2 Homan, Tess – HK.6, HK.7 Homsy, George M. – HW.5 Honami, Shinji – MM.2 Hondzo, Miki – CQ.10 Hong, Jiarong – HB.4, MB.10 Hong, Jin Seok – LM.2 Hong, Jiwoo – CR.1 Honnery, Damon – GY.3 Hood, K. – GS.5 Hoover, Carol G. – GX.9 Hoover, William G. – GX.9 Hopkins, Riki Minoru – MA.10 Horiuti, Kiyosi – RB.5 Hornung, H.G. – MR.6, QR.6 Horst, Tomas – EC.2 Horvath, D. – RH.1 Hosoi, Anette – AV.5, CQ.4 Hosoya, Ryota – L1.4 Hossain, M. – GM.6 110 Hossain, M.M. – MP.1 Hossain, M.Z. – EH.4 Hotmar, Petr – LP.8 Houchens, Brent – EV.9, LZ.4 House, Dustin – EM.9 Hove, J. – MW.5 Howard, W.M. – GU.3 Hoying, Daniel – QK.7 Hrenya, Christine – GK.6 Hrynuk, John – EN.6 Hsia, K. Jimmy – GY.1 Hsieh, Cheng-Ta – EX.10 Hsu, Andrea – LV.4 Hsu, Chia-Wei – AV.2 Hsu, Tienyi – QF.7 Hu, Bin – RF.5 Hu, David – CT.8, GW.8, LW.6, LW.7 Hu, Guohui – LS.10 Hu, Guoqing – ER.1, LM.8 Hu, Howard – AM.7, GP.1 Hu, Hui – AX.9, LN.8, MP.10, RW.4 Hu, Xiangyu – CU.9 Hu, Zheng – AX.1, AX.2, AX.3 Huang, Ho-Shuenn – L1.27 Huang, Peter – LC.7 Huang, Shi-Di – HH.2 Huang, Wei-Xi – MT.3 Huang, Yue – LZ.4 Huber, Patrick – EP.10 Hubner, James – EX.1, EX.7 Huera-Huarte, Francisco – CK.3 Huerre, Patrick – GE.5 Hueter, Robert – RT.6 Huisman, F.M. – QF.9 Huisman, Sander – MZ.8, MZ.9, MZ.10 Hulea, Kelsey – LP.2 Hulsen, Martien – LM.5 Hultmark, Marcus – CB.6, GB.7, MA.2, QW.1 Hummel, Tobias – L1.13 Hunt, Gary R. – QG.7 Hunt, Julian C.R. – GA.3 Hunt, Kaitlyn – LW.10 Hunt, Lauren – AE.6 Hunter, Ian – LP.7 Huppert, Herbert – AF.6, AF.7, LY.9 Hussain, F. – AB.6, CN.1, CN.2, EB.1, GX.4 Hussain, Zahir – CE.7, CE.8 Hussaini, Mohammad Yousuff – EK.5 Hutchings, Ian M. – GR.2, L1.11 Hutchins, Nicholas – AB.2, EB.2 Hutchins, Nick – LB.6 Huyer, Stephen – CJ.7 Huyssen, Joachim – AX.7 Hwang, Jeong-Min – GG.5 Hwang, Yongyun – HA.4 I Iaccarino, Gianluca – CC.6, CC.7, CE.2, CE.3, GB.1, HX.4, MF.6, QD.4 Ibrahim, Ashraf – HV.1 Ichiyanagi, Mitsuhisa – HP.2 Ifju, Peter – AX.6 Ihme, Matthias – LE.1, LU.4 Ii, Satoshi – GU.8 Iima, Makoto – CQ.6, HH.7, MZ.5 Ikeda, C.M. – HQ.9 Ikenaga, Kenta – MD.2 Ilak, Milos – GE.1 Ilie, Marcel – GV.7, HN.6, MC.7, MD.4 Illingworth, Simon – AJ.7 Im, Do Jin – CR.4, CR.5, GR.5, L1.8 Inamuro, Takaji – HT.5 Inkman, Matthew – QR.2 Inokuma, Hiroshi – MD.2 Inoue, Michio – MB.2 Ioannou, Petros – AE.3 Iollo, Angelo – MT.6 Ireland, Peter – CV.5 Irudayaraj, Joseph – HM.1 Ishihara, Takashi – GA.3 Ishikawa, Hitoshi – QW.7 Ishikawa, Kei – RC.5 Ishikawa, Takuji – CQ.3 Ismail, Mourad – GL.2 Iso, Yoshiyuki – AK.8 Israel, Daniel – CC.1 Israelachvili, Jacob – MV.4 Issakhanian, Emin – CA.9 Ivanov, Dimitry – L1.45 Iwamoto, Kaoru – RJ.4 Iwata, Shohei – HV.9 Iyer, Prahladh – QR.5 J Jaberi, Farhad – HX.8 Jack, Stuart – EP.7 Jacob, Daniel J. – MG.2 Jacobi, Ian – CB.4, CB.10 Jacobitz, Frank – HA.10 Jacobs, Gustaaf – CV.10 Jacobs, Jeffrey – CW.3, EW.1, EW.2 Jacobson, Mark – GG.7 Jaeger, Heinrich – GK.1 Jafari, Farid – LT.8 Jagadeesh, Chetan – LN.1 Jaishree, J. – LV.7 Jalikop, Shreyas – HM.5, HM.6 James, Darryl – RM.3 Jammalamadaka, Avinash – HX.8 Jan, Linda – AM.1 Jana, Saikat – EQ.3 Jang, Hyunchul – AD.6 Jang, Ik – GX.3 Jang, Yong-Jun – GF.4 Jang, Yonghee – QP.10 Janjua, Mansoor – CR.9 Janpaen, Vitsarut – L1.7 Jansen, Kenneth – GB.2, GJ.9 Janssen, Pieter – LQ.8 Javaherchi, Teymour – QX.5 Jayaraman, Balaji – CF.8, GU.9 Jayaraman, Mahesh – RL.5 Jeanneret, Raphael – GM.4 Jee, Sol Keun – GJ.8 Jelinek, Bohumir – CP.5 Jenkinson, Michael – QY.7 Jenny, Patrick – QC.3 Jensen, Kaare Hartvig – CL.3, MM.5 Jensen, Kristian – AP.7 Jeon, David – CK.3 Jeon, Hyunjun – GF.4 Jeon, Seung – EJ.1 Jeon, Young Jin – LC.4 Jewell, J.S. – QR.6 Jewell, Nathaniel – AE.10, GC.7 Jha, Birendra – QP.5 Ji, H. – CK.8, MZ.6 Jiamsripong, Panupong – HT.8 Jian, Dandan – RW.1 Jiang, Chung-Hsiang – CZ.4 Jibuti, Levan – QS.6 Jimenez, Javier – EB.3, EB.4, EJ.8, GB.1, MB.8 Jimenez-Gonzalez, Jose Ignacio – HE.5 Jin, Guodong – GV.9 Jing, Fangxu – RT.3 Jo, Seungbum – LH.5 Johari, Hamid – CX.1, ET.6 Johnsen, Eric – GQ.4 Johnson, Andrew – LJ.8 Johnson, Brennan – ML.10 Johnson, Bryan – CC.8 Johnson, Karl A. – EQ.7 Johnson, Michael – LW.3 Johnson, S.G. – LZ.7, RX.2 Johnson, Ted – CZ.7 Joly, Laurent – LA.2 Jones, Emily – GF.6, GF.8, RT.6 Jones, Preston – CN.10 Jones, Reese – EP.3 Jones, Robert – ET.2, ET.3, EZ.7 Jose, Bibin M. – GM.10 Joseph, D.D. – GM.6, GY.9, MP.1 Joshi, Abhijit – CF.10, CS.8, MS.7 Joshi, Pranav – HB.3 Josserand, Christophe – HR.1, HR.5, HR.6, HR.10, QM.1 Joswiak, Mark – GP.3 Joubaud, Sylvain – HK.7 Jovanovic, Mihailo – CC.10, HJ.8 Joyeux, Marc – CL.2 Juanes, Ruben – AF.9, QP.5, RY.6 Juarez, Gabriel – CT.4, GK.9, HU.8 Jubery, Talukder – EP.8 Julien, Keith – EG.5, LG.9, MZ.1, MZ.2, MZ.3 Jumper, E.J. – EA.3 Jung, Sung Yong – GL.5, LC.9 Jung, Sunghwan – AK.3, CT.5, EN.5, EQ.3 Juniper, Matthew – GE.4 Juric, Damir – AY.8 Jursic, Domagoj – LW.10 K Kabov, Oleg – GY.8 Kaczorowski, Matthias – EH.5 Kadoch, Benjamin – LA.5, RA.5 Kaehler, Goetz – QA.6 Kailasanath, K. – EK.1, MR.10 Kaligotla, Srikar – EJ.5 Kalliadasis, Serafim – AP.2, HY.5, LS.6, MS.9 Kalluri, R. Murthy – MK.1 Kaloni, Purna – EF.10 Kamal, Samy – RG.2 Kamphorst, Vincent – GR.6 Kamrak, Juthamas – CW.4 Kan, Yin-Chiu – ED.8, MC.6 Kanapuram, Ravitej – CM.3, EF.1, HU.3 Kandala, Sriharsha – AD.7 Kaneda, Yukio – GA.3 Kang, Changwei – LR.4 Kang, Changwoo – GF.7 Kang, Hyung-Suk – GB.3 Kang, In Seok – CR.4, CR.5, GR.5, L1.8, LM.2 Kang, Kwan Hyoung – CR.1, CR.2, CS.2, GP.8, HP.9, LS.3, QP.3, QX.2 Kang, Kwang Hyoung – CR.3 Kang, Qinjun – EV.10 Kang, Sangmo – EQ.9 Kang, Seokkoo – GD.5, HD.2, LD.8 Kang, Tae Gon – LM.5 Kanholy, Santhip – EU.1 Kannaiyan, Kumaran – GV.4, MX.7 Kanso, Eva – MT.4, RT.3 Kantsler, Vasily – QS.7 Kao, Chih-Yu – EX.10 Kao, Justin – AV.5 Kaoui, Badr – RK.5 Kaplan, Carolyn – GL.3 Kappiyoor, Ravi – QL.7 Kapur, N. – GS.5 Karagozian, Ann – GE.3, LU.8, MU.1, MU.2 Karapetsas, George – AY.6, CY.6, CY.7, RH.5 Karcher, Christian – RW.1 Karimi, Alireza – AH.4 Karnesky, J. – HX.2 Karniadakis, George – EP.4, LK.1, LK.2, LK.5, QM.9, RL.5 Karpitschka, Stefan – LW.2 Kasagi, Nobuhide – EJ.7, EJ.10, HJ.7 Kasimov, Aslan – RM.6 Kassoy, David – MU.9 Katiyar, Amit – HL.1 Kato, Shinsuke – QA.9, RW.5 Kato, Yoshihito – HV.9, RY.5 Katz, Alan – LX.9 Katz, David F. – RF.1, RF.2 Katz, Joseph – CB.3, HB.3, HB.4, HF.9, LE.10, MB.10 Kaul, Colleen M. – AC.3, HV.6 Kavehpour, H. Pirouz – AL.10, CS.9, HP.4, HQ.8 Kawahara, Genta – GZ.10 Kawai, Soshi – GU.4, MC.4, MD.5 Kawasaki, Jumpei – RC.6 Kaxiras, Efthimios – ML.3, ML.6 Kaye, Nigel – RG.1 Kaz, David – HW.10 Kazama, Haruko – QK.9 Kazoe, Yutaka – AM.4 Kearney, John M. – CJ.2 Kearney, Sean – GU.2, HB.5 Keaveny, Eric – CT.1, CT.2, EJ.4 Keedy, Ryan – MG.10 Keith, Adam – HK.3 Keith, William – HB.1, MJ.9 Kellay, H. – MA.3, QF.10 Kelley, Douglas – LA.4, LA.8 Kelly, Scott – HF.10 Kenneth, Oded – LQ.6 Keppel, Cecily – QP.2, QP.6 Kerenyi, Kornel – AN.6 Kerr, Robert M. – MZ.7 111 Kerstein, Alan – MG.5, MG.9, QH.5 Kerstens, Wesley – AJ.5 Kerswell, Rich – EE.1, LY.1, QZ.5 Kerwin, William – HL.3 Kesana, Netaji Ravikiran – QV.10 Kessler, David – QU.1 Kessler, John – CQ.7, QS.1 Ketelaar, Christiaan – CM.9 Keyes, David – LD.4 Khader, Rana – CP.9 Khakhar, D.V. – QN.8 Khalili, Arzhang – EG.2 Khan, Irfan – EF.8 Khan, Mubashar – MV.2 Khan, Saif A. – GM.1, GS.10 Khan, Wasif – GJ.1 Khashehchi, M. – GE.10 Khomami, B. – EC.7, RB.4 Khoo, B.C. – HQ.3 Khopkar, Avinash – RX.3 Khosronejad, Ali – HD.2 Khujadze, George – AB.3 Khurana, Nidhi – LF.5 Khusid, Boris – AM.1, AR.6 Kieweg, Sarah – RF.5 Kiger, Ken – AN.9, ET.8, GU.1, MW.3 Kilimnik, Alex – AV.8 Kim, Albert – EV.9 Kim, Bo Young – GT.10 Kim, Boguk – RZ.1 Kim, Boheum – CL.1 Kim, Bumchang – QX.2 Kim, Byoung Jae – L1.35, L1.36 Kim, Byung-Gu – GG.5 Kim, Daegyoum – HN.2 Kim, Dokyun – EU.8 Kim, Dong-Soo – L1.35 Kim, Elissa – GH.4 Kim, Euiyoung – RJ.2 Kim, Gwi Taek – QX.9 Kim, Hae Koo – GL.5 Kim, Ho-Young – CK.1, GW.9 Kim, Hyungjun – GY.9 Kim, Jeonglae – EK.3 Kim, Jihoon – AR.5, AR.7, QP.10 Kim, Jiyoung – AR.7 Kim, John – QR.3 Kim, Jung Chul – GW.9 Kim, Kyoungyoun – MF.7 Kim, Lina – GZ.6 Kim, MinJun – EP.8, EQ.9, HM.3, LT.4, QP.10, RS.5 Kim, Myeongsub – QW.4, QW.6 Kim, Pilnam – LZ.6, QF.8, QY.5 Kim, Seung-Gon – EF.4 Kim, Sohae – MT.3 Kim, Tae Jin – CM.3, ER.10, HU.2, HU.3 Kim, Wonjung – CL.4 Kim, Wonkyoung – HP.9 Kim, Y.J. – QR.7 Kimball, J.T. – EY.4 Kimball, Jeramy – RH.4 Kimball, Richard – CX.5 Kimura, Yoshifumi – MH.9 Kindler, Kolja – EG.2 Kinefuchi, Ikuya – QR.10, RC.5, RC.6 King, Benjamin – AG.6 King, Eric – LH.6 King, Hubert E. – GK.8 King, Nicole – QK.4 King-Smith, P.E. – AL.9 Kingsbury, Mark – QU.5 Kinzel, Matthias – MW.6 Kinzel, Michael – CE.10, EC.9 Kirk, Harold G. – MZ.4 Kirkman, Richard – LB.5 Kirkman-Brown, J. – LQ.1 Kirn, Adrian – HZ.7, HZ.8 Kishore, Monica – AV.9 Kit, Eliezer – HG.1 Kitamura, Keiichi – MX.5 Kizzee, J. – MJ.1 Kjeldsen, Morten – CJ.10 Klein, Simon – CA.7 Klein, Steven – MM.4 Klentzman, Jill – AE.9 Klewicki, Joseph – GB.5, LB.3, LE.3, MB.1, MB.6, MB.7, QB.1 Knaepen, Bernard – MY.6 Knobloch, Edgar – AY.8, CH.1, LG.9 Knudsen, Edward – LU.1 Ko, Jin Hwan – HT.4 Koblitz, Tilman – LH.3 Koch, Donald – HV.2, MV.8 Koch, Trystan – AV.6 Kodger, Tom – AV.3 Koehl, M.A.R. – AQ.3, QK.4 Koehl, Mimi – MQ.6 Koehler, Stephan – LQ.7, RN.1 Koeksoy, Cagatay – ME.5 Kohno, Haruhiko – GD.3 Kok, Maarten – LY.8 Kolinski, John – AY.4 Kolkka, Robert – RH.4 Kolomenskiy, Dmitry – LT.6 Komatsu, Taiga – AP.10 Komori, Satoru – MX.9 Kondic, Lou – GY.2, L1.19, L1.25, L1.43, QN.1, QY.2 Konno, Akihisa – L1.44, MX.10 Koo, Heeseok – MU.5, QR.4 Koochesfahani, Manoochehr – EM.10, LX.9, MP.10, QW.9 Kooij, Stefan – ES.3 Koplik, Joel – EP.9, HM.2, L1.38 Koracin, Darko – GG.8 Korkischko, Ivan – L1.28 Kotesovec, Bernhard – RX.5 Koumoutsakos, Petros – AN.1, AN.2, AN.3, CD.4, CD.7 Kowalski, William – ML.8 KR, Sreenivas – LH.7 Kramar, Miroslav – QN.1 Kramer, Richard – GD.4, GD.10 Krane, Michael – AL.1, AL.4, AL.5, AL.6, EN.3, MW.4 Krasnopolskaya, Tatyana – CK.7 Krasnov, Dmitri – MY.4 Krasnov, Dmitry – HA.3 Krasny, Robert – AN.4 Krawczynski, Jean-Francois – EC.3 Kraynik, A.M. – LR.8, LR.9 Krechetnikov, Rouslan – HS.2, HW.6, HW.7 Kree, Mihkel – AA.10 Kreft Pearce, Jennifer – L1.20, RN.7 Kretzschmar, Ilona – HM.2, L1.38 Kreutzer, Michiel T. – GM.1 Krieg, Mike – QT.7 Kristensen, Jesper – AP.7 Krueger, Paul S. – AN.7, QT.9 Krueger, Steven – MG.9 Ku, Hyeyun – MH.10 Kubiak, Krzysztof – GS.5 Kuczaj, A.K. – RU.1 Kudenatti, Ramesh – GL.1 Kudo, Jun – LC.10 Kuehn, Kerry – EN.9 Kuerten, Hans – RU.1 Kuester, Matthew – LJ.4 Kuesters, A. – AG.4, QG.8 Kuhlmann, Hendrik – AV.1, EY.6, HZ.3 Kuik, Dirk-Jan – HZ.1 Kulkarni, Pandurang – EP.1 Kulla, Elejdis – EM.3 Kumar, Aloke – HP.5 Kumar, Amit – LK.10, QU.7 Kumar, Bipin – CA.5 Kumar, Chenthil – QU.7 Kumar, Gaurav – GA.7 Kumar, Haribalan – QP.9 Kumar, Pankaj – LF.7, QP.8 Kumar, Ranganathan – MJ.8, MS.4 Kumar, Sanjay – EW.8, EW.9, GF.3, LZ.8 Kumar, Satish – AK.5, AK.6, RX.4 Kumbur, E. Caglan – CF.10 Kuo, Chin-Cahng – RQ.4 Kurien, Susan – RG.5 Kurose, Ryoichi – MX.9 Kurtuldu, Huseyin – AH.3, AH.8 Kuzuu, Kazuto – MX.5 Kwon, Hyuk-min – ES.7, ES.10 Kwon, Jae-Sung – HM.1 Kwon, Ohjoon – RB.7 L La Foy, Roderick – CA.6, LC.5, LC.8 Ladeinde, Foluso – MZ.4 Ladiges, Daniel – MX.1 Lagha, Maher – QR.3 Lagrange, Romain – QZ.1 Lagree, Pierre-Yves – L1.18 Lagubeau, Guillaume – HR.10 Lahey, Jr., Richard – AU.2 Lai, Alan – LX.6 Lai, Janice – CT.7 Lai, Lipeng – GQ.1, RQ.3 Laizet, Sylvain – AD.1, ED.3, LE.8 Lakkaraju, R. – L1.37 Lalande, Viviane – EQ.8 Lamb, Annesai – CT.6 Lammertink, Rob – HC.7 Lamriben, Cyril – QZ.4, QZ.9 Landel, J.R. – AG.4, LA.3 Lang, Amy – ET.2, ET.3, EZ.7, EZ.8, GF.6, GF.8, HN.8, RT.6 Langley, Ken – QM.6 Lania, Katie T. – ME.6 Lantz, Steven – LV.6 Lanzerstorfer, Daniel – EY.6, HZ.3 Lapp, Natalie – GL.6 Larcheveque, Lionel – HX.5, HX.6 Lardeau, Sylvain – LE.8 Larios, Adam – RA.4 Laroze, David – HH.8 Larson, Mary – ET.8 Larson, Ronald – LQ.5 Larsson, Johan – AW.7, HF.4, HF.5, MC.3, MD.5 Lasheras, Juan – CS.7, CT.7, QK.3, QL.5, RZ.3 Lathrop, Daniel – EZ.2, EZ.3, EZ.5, EZ.6, MN.2, MN.3, MN.4, MN.5 Latorre, Leonardo – L1.16 Latt, Jonas – ML.3 Latterman, Paul – AV.6 Lauder, George – AQ.4 Lauga, Eric – CQ.1, EQ.5, LQ.2, LQ.3, LQ.4, LQ.10, MQ.2, MQ.4 Laurence, S.J. – MR.6 Laurence, Stuart – MR.5, RW.3 Laurienti, Joseph – GF.2 Laval, Jean-Philippe – MA.8 Lavely, Adam – CE.10, EC.9 Lavenson, David – RV.4 Lavezzo, Valentina – HH.1 Lavoie, Philippe – QJ.6, QJ.7 Lavrenteva, Olga – QF.3 Lawson, Michael – RS.6 Layman, Christopher – MJ.7 Le, Brian – AV.6 Le, Duc Vinh – GP.2 Le, Trung – ML.1 Le, Tuyen Quang – HT.4, LT.4 Le Bars, Michael – LH.8, LH.9, LH.10, QH.8, QZ.6, QZ.7 Le Dizes, Stephane – GE.9, HG.6, HG.9, LH.8, QH.8 Le Gal, Patrice – LH.8, LH.9, LH.10, QZ.7 Le Merrer, Marrie – CK.2 Leal, L. Gary – EP.1, ER.6 Lebon, Luc – RM.5 Lebovitz, Norman – GZ.3 Lebron, Jose – QX.4 Lecuyer, Sigolene – LY.4 Ledesma, Rene – RS.3 Lee, Aaron – CV.9 Lee, Angela – QK.1 Lee, Changhoon – GG.5, MS.6, RB.1, RB.3, RB.7 Lee, Chung-min – L1.45, RB.8 Lee, Dalsoo – AZ.1 Lee, Dong Woog – CR.5 Lee, Dong-Hyun – HA.2 Lee, Duck-Gyu – CK.1 Lee, Hyungoo – MV.7 Lee, Hyunsun – EK.5 Lee, Injae – HD.7 Lee, Inwon – CJ.8 Lee, Jae Hwa – EB.8 Lee, Jian-Jhih – EX.10 Lee, Jinkee – CL.3, EM.3 112 Lee, Jonathan – EP.3 Lee, Jun Hee – HM.3 Lee, Junghoon – RB.3 Lee, Jungil – GF.5, LD.7 Lee, Kyongjun – GF.7 Lee, Kyung Heon – L1.36 Lee, S.H. Sophia – GS.10 Lee, Sang – EQ.6 Lee, Sang Joon – CL.1, EF.4, GL.5, GL.10, GM.9, LC.9 Lee, Sang Soo – AG.8 Lee, Sanghyun – CR.2, CR.3, CS.2, GP.8, QX.2 Lee, Seung Joon – L1.34, LP.10 Lee, Seung Jun – CR.2, CR.3 Lee, Seung-Hyun – L1.35, L1.36 Lee, Seungwoo – L1.35 Lee, Shernita – GL.7 Lee, Sungyon – GM.2, GP.10 Lee, Taik-Min – L1.35 Lee, Wah Keat – LC.8 Lee, Wingki – GR.3 Lee, Wonhee – HM.8 Lee, You Seop – QX.2 Leftwich, Megan – RT.1 Leggett, Jason P. – MW.1 LeHew, Jeffrey A. – LB.8 Lei, Huan – LK.5 Lei, Y.C. – MW.5 Leibenguth, Chase – EZ.8 Leidy, Chad – RK.7 Leighton, Richard – GB.8 Lele, Sanjiva – AW.7, EK.6, EK.10, EW.6, GG.7, HF.4, HF.5, MC.3, MC.4, MD.5 Leng, Lian – LP.9 Leonard, Anthony – AN.1 Leonardi, Stefano – ED.1 Leong, Chia – GJ.6, RT.8 Leotta, Daniel – HL.5 Lepore, Jason – RA.1 Lequeux, Francois – CS.9 Leroux, Alphonse – AZ.2 Leroux, Karine – HG.10 Leshansky, Alexander – LQ.6, LR.6, QK.8 Lesshafft, Lutz – GE.5 Leung, Chung Yin – MF.2 Levine, Alex – MK.6 Levy, Rachel – GW.5 Lewalle, Jacques – HJ.1 Lewandowski, Eric – HW.9 Lewis, Steven – HS.7 Leyva, I.A. – QR.6 Lhuissier, Henri – QM.4 Li, Chang-Feng – EC.7, RB.4 Li, Chen – RN.4 Li, ChungGang – MD.3 Li, David – QE.9 Li, Fei – ME.6 Li, Huan – GY.1 Li, Jianbo – MK.10 Li, Jiang – GR.9 Li, Julie – QK.3 Li, Kai – MH.8 Li, Ke – AG.7 Li, Ligang – QZ.5 Li, Ling – GH.2 Li, Ning – AD.1 Li, Xiaoyi – EU.2 Li, Yeng-Chin – LM.7 Li, Zhaorui – HX.8 Li, Zhen – LS.10 Li, Zhenzhen – AK.1, LZ.6 Li, Zhigang – CP.1 Liang, Junhong – GQ.10 Liang, Litao – AM.8 Liang, X. – RX.2 Liang, Xiangdong – LZ.7 Liang, Zongxian – LT.5 Liangruksa, Monrudee – QL.7 Liao, Stephen – QK.1 Lieu, Binh K. – HJ.8 Lignell, David – QH.5 Ligocki, Terry – MY.2 Likhatchev, Oleg – EW.1 Likhtman, Alexei – GW.4 Lilley, Charles – MX.1 Lim, Jin-Myeong – AM.5 Lim, K.M. – HQ.3 Lim, Tee Tai – EN.2 Limat, Laurent – AK.7, CS.9, RM.1, RM.5 Limon, Caleb – CS.10 Lin, Ching-Long – EL.1, QP.9 Lin, Hao – MK.10, RK.8 Lin, Joyce – HC.1 Lin, Te-Sheng – GY.2, L1.25 Lin, Wei – LM.4 Lin, Weiyi – ME.7 Lin, Yuncheng – CZ.9 Lin, Zhi – CQ.2, GC.8, GC.9 Linan, Amable – CS.7 Lindau, Jules – CE.10 Linden, Paul – MH.2, QG.1 Lindsey, Thomas – ML.9 Ling, Yue – EV.7 Linkes, Marion – RS.4 Linnartz, Erik – LY.8 Lipinski, Doug – HG.4 Lira, Sergio – AY.1 Lister, John – LY.3, LY.9 Little, Jesse – QJ.2 Liu, Bo – EG.2 Liu, Chong – CP.1 Liu, F. – LJ.8, LX.6, MJ.6, MX.4 Liu, Hao – LK.3 Liu, J. – MK.8 Liu, J.T.C. – CP.7 Liu, Jianfeng – AC.6 Liu, Jin – MK.4 Liu, Jun – GU.7 Liu, Junhui – EK.1, MR.10 Liu, K. – ED.7 Liu, Nan – EY.5 Liu, Qianlong – EF.7 Liu, Ren – HS.3 Liu, X. – CZ.5, CZ.6 Liu, Xiaofeng – LE.10, RD.6 Liu, Xinan – HS.3 Liu, Ya – MX.4 Liu, Yaling – CP.8 Liu, Yu – AP.1, HY.4 Liu, Yunqiao – GQ.5 Livescu, Daniel – AW.2, AW.4, AW.5, CW.8 Llewellyn Smith, Stefan – GN.5, GV.7, MD.4, QG.3 Lo, Kin Pong – HJ.5 Lo Jacono, David – CH.1 Lochman, Bryan – MR.3 Lodato, Guido – CD.3 Lohse, Detlef – AH.6, AU.5, AU.6, AU.7, CH.9, CH.10, CS.4, EH.6, EP.6, GH.7, GM.3, GQ.3, GQ.7, GR.1, GR.6, HC.7, HK.6, HK.7, HQ.10, L1.37, LY.8, MZ.8, MZ.9, MZ.10, QZ.3 Loken, Gregory – LS.7 Lombardi, Andrew – CJ.1 Lombardini, M. – CW.6 Long, Christopher – QL.3 Longmire, Ellen – GS.1, HB.7, HB.8, LB.9, RL.4 Loosmore, Gwen – GD.10 Lopes Filho, Milton – GC.2 Lopez, Juan – CE.9, EL.2, HZ.5, LW.4, MK.9 Lopez, Miguel – EZ.9, GH.6 Lopez, Omar – GJ.8 Lopez Sanchez, Erick Javier – L1.15 Loquet, Boris – CS.3 Losert, Wolfgang – L1.19 Lotz, Daniel – HL.7 Lou, Jing – EN.2, LR.4, MS.1 Louvet, Nicolas – RF.6 Low, Kerwin – HJ.1, HJ.2 Lozano-Duran, Adrian – EB.3 Lu, Donglai – GM.7 Lu, Jiacai – CU.10 Lu, Jiang – CV.8 Lu, Kevin – CT.4 Lu, Xi-Yun – GT.4, MT.2 Lu, Zhanbin – QU.2 Lucci, F. – EV.4 Lucena, John – ED.1 Luchini, Paolo – AJ.3 Luckham, Paul – CY.8 Lueptow, Richard – EZ.4, GK.9, QN.3 Lukasser, Michael – EY.6 Lukens, Sarah – QF.1 Lukyanov, Alex – GW.4 Luo, Haoxiang – CU.8, EM.9, GT.4, GT.5, MT.2 Luo, Shijun – MX.4 Lushi, Enkeleida – QS.2 Lutfurakhmanov, Artur – LS.7 Luviano, Jose Luis – EF.2 Luzzatto-Fegiz, P. – GN.6 M Ma, Chen – HW.8 Ma, Dong-Jun – QM.2 Ma, Ruolong – LJ.6 Ma, Xia – GU.9, GU.10 Maas, Leo – L1.49 Mabbott, Benjamin – LP.2 Mach, Albert – GP.9 Machrafi, Hatim – AE.8 Mackenzie, Nicholas – MX.1 Mackowski, A. – HN.3 MacMinn, Christopher – AF.7, AF.9 Macosko, Christopher W. – RX.4 Madnia, Cyrus – GX.5 Madruga, Santiago – GY.10 Madsen, Joseph – RL.5, RL.6 Maganudet, Jacques – QG.6 Magill, G.R. – QV.7 Magin, Thierry – CE.3 Mahadevan, L. – AF.2, AL.7, AY.4, RU.7 Mahajan, Priyanka – LT.2 Mahesh, Krishnan – AD.6, AU.3, HX.9, LD.3, LD.5, MC.5, QR.5 Majestrelli, Jeff – RC.4 Majmudar, Trushant – CT.1, CT.2 Mak, H.M. – CM.2 Maki, Kara – MF.10 Makiharju, Simo – HU.1, LB.4 Maladen, Ryan D. – CT.9 Malaya, Nicholas – HG.5 Maldarelli, Charles – ER.9, HM.2 Maldonado, V. – MB.9 Malhotra, C.P. – GW.7 Malijewsky, Alexandr – AP.2 Malouin, Bernard – GW.6 Mancho, Ana M. – LF.2 Mandre, Shreyas – AL.7, AY.4, RU.7 Manela, Avshalom – EM.7, LJ.3 Mani, Ali – EA.5, MM.1 Mani, Madhav – HW.10 Maniyeri, Ranjith – EQ.9 Manneville, Sebastien – RN.3 Manoharan, Vinothan – HW.10 Mantzaras, John – QA.7 Mao, Wenbin – EY.8, GP.5 Marais, Catherine – GT.9 Marchand, Antonin – EP.6 Marchand, M. – ER.2 Marchioli, Cristian – CV.1, EH.2, GV.5 Marcus, Philip – CN.6, CN.7, CV.9, CZ.4, HG.2, LH.10, RG.2 Marder, Michael – AG.6 Marenduzzo, Davide – RF.8 Marin, Alvaro G. – CS.4, GM.3 Markicevic, B. – CF.6, CF.7 Marmottant, Philippe – CL.2 Marques, Alexandre – GD.2 Marques, Francisco – CE.9, HZ.5 Marquet, Olivier – AE.2 Marquez, Eloy N. – AX.4 Marr, David – QE.7 Marriner, Dylan – QP.2, QP.6 Marron, David – L1.2 Marsden, Alison – EL.4, GL.4, ML.7, QL.1, QL.2, QL.3 Marston, Jeremy – HK.8 Martel, Carlos – L1.22, LB.1 Martel, Sylvain – EQ.8 Martin, Graham D. – GR.2, L1.11 Martin, Jerome – EH.3, MV.6 Martin, Juan – L1.22 Martin, Juan Angel – LB.1 Martin, Pino – AB.9, ED.8, HX.7, MC.2, MC.6 Martinand, Denis – EZ.4 Martinat, Guillaume – EG.3 Martindale, James – L1.2, LY.6 Martinez, Simon – GH.5 Martinez Mercado, Julian – AU.5, AU.6 Martinez Schramm, Jan – RW.3 113 Martinez-Bazan, C. – EN.8, HE.5, RQ.7 Martinez-Legazpi, Pablo – RZ.3 Martinez-Mardones, Javier – HH.8 Martins Afonso, Marco – GV.1 Marugan-Cruz, Carolina – EN.8 Marusic, I. – GE.10 Marusic, Ivan – AB.2, EB.2, LB.6, MA.9 Maruyama, Shigeo – RC.5 Marvi, Hamidreza – CT.8 Marxen, Olaf – CE.2, CE.3 Masoud, Hassan – EM.2, GT.6 Massa, Luca – LE.2 Masselon, Chloe – RF.6 Masselter, Tom – CL.2 Massot, Marc – AU.10 Mata, Matthew – GY.7 Matalon, Moshe – QU.3, QU.9 Matar, Omar – AY.2, AY.3, AY.5, AY.6, AY.10, CY.3, CY.5, CY.6, CY.7, CY.8, EP.7, RH.5 Matheou, Georgios – GG.4, MD.6 Mathew, Joseph – QJ.3 Mathis, Romain – AB.2, EB.2 Mathur, Manikandan – AG.9 Mati, Nicholas – GJ.9 Matlis, Eric – CE.1, CJ.1, RW.2 Matsudiara, Paul – CL.5 Matsumoto, Kazuma – RB.5 Matsumoto, Yoichiro – AP.10, GQ.5, GU.8, HP.2, LR.5, QR.10, RC.5, RC.6 Matsuo, Yuichi – HF.7 Mattson, Christopher – HT.1 Mattson, Michael – AU.3 Matune, Nicholas – LP.2 Matusik, Katarzyna – QG.3 Maubert, Pierre – LH.9 Maurdev, George – HC.4 Maurel, Agnes – HR.10 Maurer, Benjamin – QG.1 Mavromoustaki, Aliki – AY.5 Maxeiner, Eric – AZ.5 Maxey, Martin R. – MV.9 Maxwell, Brian McN. – LU.3 Mayer, Hans C. – HW.7 Maynes, Daniel – CM.6, HS.4, LW.3, MB.6, QX.10 Mazumdar, Anirban – LP.7 Mazurenko, Anton – QF.4 Mazzino, Andrea – GV.1 McCarthy, Matthew – ES.8 McCarthy, Michael – RV.4 McCoy, Jonathan – MV.4 McDermott, Randall – GD.9 McDonald, K.R. – EZ.1, L1.33 McDonald, Kirk T. – MZ.4 McDonell, Vince – QA.2 McDonough, J.M. – AC.8 McElwaine, Jim – RN.3 McErlean, Michael – EN.3 McGah, Patrick – HL.5 Mcgorty, Ryan – HW.10 Mcgough, Patrick – GS.7, GS.8 McHugh, John – HG.7 McIntyre, Alan – GY.6 McKeon, Beverley – CB.4, CB.10, EC.5, GC.6, LB.8, QB.10 McLaughlin, John – GV.10 McLaughlin, Richard – GC.4, GC.5, HC.1, L1.2, LY.6, RG.3 McLaughlin, Thomas – RZ.4 McLaughlin, Tom – RJ.1 McLaury, Brenton – QV.10 McLeod, Euan – AP.1, HY.4 McMahon, Eileen – HT.8 McMillan, Justine – QG.2 McNeill, James – QE.6 McPhail, Michael – MW.4 McQuilling, Mark – MB.5 McWilliams, James – GQ.10 Medina, A. – HC.2 Medina, Abraham – GH.5 Medina, Albert – GT.7 Medina, Ana – HL.7 Mehandia, Vishwajeet – HK.1 Mehdi, Faraz – GB.5 Mehmedagic, Igbal – RD.2 Mehrabadi, Mohammad – EV.1 Mehrabian, Hadi – HW.4 Mehrjoo, Navid – QC.7 Meiburg, Eckart – CG.4, LG.5, LG.6, LH.3, RY.7 Meier, John – LC.3 Meier, Steven W. – GK.8 Meijer, Han – LM.5 Meinhart, Carl – AM.9, L1.34, LP.1, LP.10 Meiron, D.I. – CW.6 Mejia-Alvarez, R. – GB.6 Melchionna, Simone – ML.3, ML.6 Meleshko, Viatcheslav – CK.7, MP.2 Meliga, Philippe – CN.8, HE.9, HE.10 Mellado, Juan Pedro – MG.7 Mellibovsky, Fernando – GZ.7 Melnikov, Denis – CV.2, RM.2 Mendez-Diaz, Santos – HU.10 Mendoza, Carolina – LF.2 Meneghini, Julio R. – HZ.6, L1.28 Meneveau, Charles – GA.1, GB.3, GG.2, GG.3, HF.9, MB.9, MB.10, QD.2, QD.5, QX.4 Menon Gopalakrishna, Prahlad – ML.8 Merrifield, Sophia – LA.4 Mertens, Keith – GC.4 Mertz, Benjamin – QJ.1 Meseguer, Alvaro – HZ.5 Messinger, Robert – AM.2 Mesuro, Samantha – AV.6 Metwally, Mohamed – ME.4 Metzger, Bloen – MV.5 Metzger, Meredith – CM.1, LB.5 Meunier, Patrice – HG.9, QZ.1, QZ.6 Meyers, Johan – QD.5 Michel, Nicolas – QS.3 Michelin, Sebastien – EQ.5, QX.7 Migliavacca, Francesco – GL.4 Mikellides, Ioannis – HV.7 Mikhailov, Alexander – CQ.6 Miki, Hideyuki – RJ.4 Mikishev, Alexander – CY.10 Miklasz, Kevin – LT.8 Miksis, Michael – RK.1, RK.6, RL.3 Milan, P. – GC.3 Milano, Michele – HT.8 Miller, Anna – HC.1 Miller, Laura – AX.5, RS.1 Millet, Christophe – GE.9, HG.6, MR.4 Milliken, William – GC.4 Mills, Zack – LW.7 Min, D. – GB.4 Minev, Peter – HD.5 Minguez, Matthieu – HE.7 Mininni, P. – MD.7 Miranda, Jose – AY.1, QY.1 Miranda, Montserrat – MY.1 Mirzadeh, Mohammad – LM.10 Misbah, Chaouqi – LL.4, RK.5 Mischaikow, Konstantin – AH.3, AH.8, QN.1 Mishra, Ananda – CC.2 Mishra, M. – CF.4 Mitchell, Daniel – MW.9 Mitchell, Radford – MP.4 Mitchell, T.C. – AC.8 Mitra, D. – RB.6 Mittal, Rajat – QL.4 Miyamae, Hiroki – HQ.4 Miyamoto, Kensueke – QW.8 Miyano, Takaya – HH.9 Miyauchi, Toshio – LV.1, LV.2 Miyazaki, Ryoji – HP.2 Miyazaki, Takeshi – QW.8 Miyoshi, Nobuya – QR.10 Mizobuchi, Yasuhiro – HF.7 Mizunuma, Hiroshi – L1.12 Mizushima, Yuki – QQ.4 Mlakar, Paul F. – CP.5 Mlot, Nathan – LW.6 Moarref, Rashad – HJ.8 Moayedian, Shahab – QX.3 Modarres-Sadeghi, Yahya – HN.1, MT.9 Modest, M.F. – LV.5 Moehlis, Jeff – GZ.6 Moeller, Matthew – EN.9 Moffatt, Keith – LT.6 Mohammadi, M. – LY.7 Mohammadi, Mohammad – CX.1 Mohseni, Kamran – CD.8, EX.6, GJ.5, GX.2, HG.4, L1.5, QT.7 Moin, Parviz – AC.4, AE.1, EB.5, EB.6, EB.7, EU.8, GX.3, LD.6, LD.7 Moise, Pradeep – QJ.3 Moisy, Frederic – QZ.4, QZ.9 Molin, Dafne – QA.5 Molina, Alberto – MG.8 Molki, Majid – L1.26 Monkewitz, Peter A. – CB.2, QW.10 Monnier, Bruno – GG.10 Monthioux, Marc – LS.4 Montourcy, Adrien – MM.8 Montroy, Sydney – QH.6 Monty, Jason – LB.6, MA.9 Moon, Dustin – GR.5 Moore, Matthew – RG.3 Moore, Nick – GC.4 Moradi, Mehrnoosh – AR.2 Morales, Fernando – GV.8 Moran, Jeffrey – AM.6 Morchain, Jerome – RS.4 Morgan, Brandon – HF.4, HF.5, MC.4 Morgan, Jenahvive – RS.2 Morgan, K. – QC.8 Morgan, Robert – EW.2 Moriarty, Patrick – EC.9 Morikone, Michael – GV.7 Morita, Katsuaki – L1.44, MX.10 Morize, Cyprien – QH.8, QZ.7 Morozovsky, Nicholas – RJ.5 Morrill-Winter, Caleb – QB.1 Morris, Jeff – MV.1 Morris, Jeffrey – MV.6, RV.3 Morris, Scott – LJ.6 Morris, Stephen – CS.6, RN.3 Morrison, P.J. – GN.2 Morton, Chris – LN.3 Morzynski, Marek – AJ.2 Moser, Robert – CC.9, EB.4, EC.8, GJ.8, HG.5, QB.9, RX.8 Moskovits, Martin – L1.34, LP.10 Mostaghimi, Javad – CU.7 Motosuke, Masahiro – MM.2 Mott, David – QP.4 Motta, Philip – RT.6 Moukhtar, Julien – RM.1 Moureau, Vincent – CU.2 Moutou, Claire – LH.9 Moxey, David – HZ.2 Mudde, Rob F. – HK.6 Mueller, James – AG.10 Mueller, M.E. – LU.10 Mueller, Michael – LU.9 Mujica, Nicolas – CZ.2, HK.4, QN.2 Mukherjee, Aryesh – AL.7 Mukherjee, Partha – HP.5 Mukherji, Suchi Subhra – QX.1 Mukhopadhyay, Shomeek – L1.43 Mukut, A.N.M. Mominul Islam – L1.12 Mulinti, Rahul – GU.1 Mullin, Tom – QZ.3 Munday, David – EK.1 Mungal, M. Godfrey – MR.9 Munson, Matthew – CJ.5 Muppidi, Suman – HX.9, QR.5 Muradoglu, Metin – GW.2 Muralidhar, Pranesh – LN.10 Muralidharan, K. – EJ.9 Murata, Akira – RJ.4 Murisic, Nebojsa – AV.6, AV.7, L1.43 Murphree, Zach – MR.3 Murphy, D.W. – MQ.8 Murray, Mark – HC.6 Murray, Nathan – LJ.9 Musacchio, Stefano – RA.7 Musta, Mustafa N. – AN.7 Muthuraman, Karthik Mahadevan – AW.6 Mutnuri, L.A.Raghu – CW.10 Muto, Masaya – MB.4 Muzykantov, V.R. – MK.4 Mychkovsky, Alexander – RU.4 Mydlarski, Laurent – CA.3, CA.4, GA.2, RA.1 Myftiu, Eglind – QF.8 Myong, Rho Shin – RC.7 Myrtroeen, Ole Joergen – QG.7 114 N Nadal, Francois – QZ.1 Naderi, Shadi – GR.10 Nadim, Ali – QP.2, QP.6 Nagano, Naohiro – GU.8 Nagatsu, Yuichiro – HV.9, QY.6, RY.5 Nagel, Sidney – GS.3, HS.1, RU.3 Nagendra Prakash, Vivek – AU.5, AU.6 Nagib, Hassan – AB.1, CB.2 Naguib, Ahmed – LX.9, QJ.6, QJ.7, QW.9 Naiman, Alexander – GG.7 Naito, Hiroshi – AJ.7 Najjar, Fady – GU.3 Nakao, Keisuke – RW.5 Nakashima, Takuji – LX.2 Nakayama, Akihiko – MD.2 Nakayama, Toshio – RL.7 Nam, Kwon-Ho – GL.10 Nam, Sungwon – QP.10 Nandigana, Vishal V.R. – HP.3 Naqavi, Iftekhar – GV.8 Narasimha, Roddam – LE.4, MG.6 Narayanan, Ranga – LZ.9 Narayanaswamy, Venkat – LV.4, MR.3 Nardin, Jean--Charles – QQ.5 Narendranath, Aneet – RH.4 Narezo, Daniela – AU.7, MZ.10 Nasr, Hojjat – GV.10 Nasr-Azadani, Mohamad – LG.5 Naughton, Jonathan – CX.6, GE.7 Navaz, H.K. – CF.6, CF.7 Nave, Jean-Christophe – CD.1, GD.2, GD.3, LZ.7, RX.2 Nawroth, Janna – RT.7 Nayeri, Christian Navid – GE.8 Nazockdast, Ehssan – MV.1 Nedelec, Renaud – MG.5 Nedic, J. – LJ.5 Negretti, M. Eletta – RG.6 Nehe, Rohit – MP.10 Neiswander, Brian – RW.2 Neitzel, G. Paul – ER.4, HR.3 Nelson, Brent – QF.4 Nelson, David – GA.10 Nelson, Robert – QJ.9 Nepomnyashchy, Alexander – CY.10, EY.3, EY.7 Nery, Sheryll – RQ.4 Neufeld, Jerome – AF.5, AF.6, AF.7, LY.9 Neukirch, Sebastien – HR.1, HW.1 Newman, Marshall – RG.3 Newport, David – EH.9 Newton, Paul – GN.4, QK.1 Ng, C.O. – CM.2 Ng, Chin Hei – MX.8 Ng, Hoi Dick – AX.8, AX.10, CZ.1, HT.9 Ngo, Sandrine – EQ.4, LM.3 Nguyen, H.D. – HY.7 Nguyen, Khuong – EC.2 Nguyen, Tran – QL.5 Nguyen, Vu Dat – AR.7, AR.8, AR.9 Nguyen van yen, Romain – AB.3, QB.2 Ni, Rui – CH.4, HH.2 Nichols, Joseph – EK.6, GE.4, HF.4, HF.5 Nickels, Timothy – HB.9, HF.8, LC.6 Nicolas, Maxime – RV.1 Niebel, Casandra – EN.5 Niemela, Joseph – AH.5 Niessner, Jennifer – CF.1 Nigam, Mats – QX.8 Nigam, Vishal – QL.5 Nik, Mehdi B. – GX.5 Nilsson, Michael – ES.5 Nir, Avinoam – QF.3 Nishiura, Yasumasa – HH.7 Nitsche, Monika – GR.10, L1.46 Njante, Jean-Pierre – CS.6 Noack, Bernd – AJ.2, GE.8 Noblin, Xavier – ER.8 Noca, Flavio – ET.5 Noel, Clemens – MR.3 Noh, Jihoon – CR.4, L1.8 Noir, Jerome – EH.7 Nold, Andreas – AP.2 Nomura, Keiko – LH.5 Nong, Kumnit – AL.8 Norbert, Peters – GA.5 Nordsiek, Hansen – CV.8 Norwich, Gerard – QK.3 Nott, Prabhu – HK.1, RV.5 Nouzawa, Takahide – LX.2 Nowak, Morgan – RL.7 Nozawa, Kojiro – MD.1 Nudurupati, Sai – CR.9 Nuijens, Louise – GG.4 Null, Jordan – MB.5 Nunez, Jose – GH.6 Nunos, Marta – LX.7 Nur, Soojung Claire – AV.8 O O’Farrell, Clara – EN.1 O’Hern, Corey – L1.19, QN.1 O’Hern, Timothy – QM.3, RM.3 O’Loughlin, Vanora – EN.4 O’Na’raigh, Lennon – CY.4 O’Shea, Thomas T. – CK.4, MH.7 O’Sullivan, John – QD.4 Oakes, Jessica – EL.4 Oakley, Jason – QC.9 Oberai, Assad – AC.6 Oberdick, Samuel D. – GQ.1 Oberlack, Martin – AB.3 Oberleithner, Kilian – GE.8 Obregon, Maria – CZ.3 Oerlue, Ramis – MA.6 Oertel, Herbert – LP.4 Ogasawara, Toshiyuki – HP.2 Ogrosky, Reed – QY.7 Oh, Sangho – AZ.1 Ohl, Claus-Dieter – HQ.10, QQ.10 Ohta, Makoto – RL.7 Okada, Yoshihiro – LX.2 Okamoto, Masayoshi – MY.3 Okamura, Tohru – LG.2 Okkels, Fridolin – LM.1, MM.7 Okulov, Valery – LN.5 Okumura, Ko – L1.9 Ol, Michael – EX.9 Olander, Jeffrey – QY.7 Olgac, Ufuk – GW.2 Oliveira, Rafael – AY.1, RY.7 Oliver, Todd – CC.9, EB.4, QB.9 Olla, Piero – GV.1 Olles, Joseph – LS.5 Olson, Britton – AW.7 Olson, David – LX.9 Olson, Sarah – LQ.9 Omidyeganeh, Mohammad – ED.5 Oncley, Steven – EC.2 Ondarcuhu, Thierry – LS.4 Ooi, A. – GE.10 Ooi, Andrew – MS.1 Oran, Elaine – GL.3, MU.7, QP.4, QU.1, QU.8 Orescanin, Mara – QK.6 Oresta, P. – L1.37 Orlandini, Enzo – RF.8 Orlicz, Gregory – CW.1, EW.3, EW.10 Oron, Alex – EY.8 Orr, Trevor – RG.8 Orrala, Carlos – CX.9 Orszag, Steven – HH.4 Ortega, Jason – LX.3 Ortiz, Sabine – LH.2 Ortiz De Zarate, Jose – EE.5 Ortiz-Duenas, Cecilia – HB.7, HB.8, LB.9 Oshima, Nobuyuki – MB.4 Oshnack, Mary Beth – MH.7 Osmer, Cody – HC.5 Osterday, Kathryn – QK.2, QK.3 Osterhout, Joshua – LS.9 Ostoich, Christopher – QR.1 Ostrovskyi, Vitalii – AN.5, GN.4 Ota, Keigo – HT.5 Otten, Dustin – QC.1 Ottino, Julio M. – GK.9, QN.3 Ou, Jia – GP.3 Ouellette, Nicholas – AV.9, AV.10, LA.4, LA.8, LF.5 Overkamp, Jim V. – CH.10 Oweis, Ghanem F. – HB.2 Oyama, Toshiyuki – LR.5 Oyarte, Loreto – HK.4 Ozaki, Tatsuya – QW.7 Ozen, Cem – LX.8 Ozgokmen, Tamay – CG.3 P Pacheco, Rafael – HZ.5, QH.3 Pacheco-Vazquez, Felipe – GK.4, HK.9 Pacheco-Vega, Arturo – L1.13 Paci, Alexandre – HG.10 Padilla, Angelina – QE.10 Padrino, Juan C. – GY.9 Paehtz, Thomas – HK.10 Pagneux, Vincent – HR.10 Pahlevan, Niema – ML.2 Paidoussis, Michael P. – AX.8, AX.10 Pak, On Shun – LQ.4 Pal, G. – LV.5 Palacci, Jeremie – RV.2 Palacios, Isabel – MK.5 Palacios, Rafael – CX.2 Palaniappan, D. – QZ.10 Palmore, John – HN.8 Palumbo, Daniel – GW.10 Pan, Lichao – QF.6 Pan, Tsorng-Whay – LK.9 Pan, Wenxiao – LK.1, LK.2, QM.9 Pan, Y.C. – EC.7 Panagakos, Grigorios – LM.1, LT.7, MM.7 Panda, Satyananda – EY.1 Pang, Zi – CX.2 Panta, Yogendra – LM.4, LP.2 Pantano, Carlos – AD.5, GD.4, GD.10, GQ.2 Paoletti, Matthew – PS.1 Paoletti, Matthew S. – EZ.2, MN.2 Paolucci, Samuel – HV.4 Papachristodoulou, Antonis – QB.10 Papageorgiou, Demetrios – AY.2, AY.3, AY.9 Papalexandris, Miltiadis – QN.4 Papamoschou, Dimitri – EK.7, EK.8, LJ.8 Papavassiliou, Dimitrios – QE.8 Paprocki, Daniel – GK.7 Park, Bi-O – MP.5 Park, G.I. – EB.5 Park, Hoon Cheol – LT.4 Park, Hoon Choel – HT.4 Park, I. – EB.6 Park, Jae Sung – LM.6 Park, Jun Kwon – LS.3 Park, Soo Hyung – HT.4 Park, Su Chan – RF.2 Park, Sun Hong – QX.9 Park, Sungsu – QP.10 Park, Yongnam – RB.1 Parmar, Manoj – EV.8 Parra Fabian, Ignacio – RM.7 Parsa, Shima – AV.9, AV.10 Parthiban, Pravien – GM.1 Parziale, N.J. – MR.6, QR.6 Paschereit, Christian Oliver – GE.8 Pasquetti, Richard – HE.6, HE.7 Passerini, Tiziano – RL.2 Pastuszko, Peter – QL.5 Patankar, Neelesh – ES.10, GW.3, MT.5, RT.2 Paterson, Eric – CE.10, EC.9, RS.6 Patnaik, B.S.V. – EJ.2, EJ.9 Patterson, Michael – QZ.5 Patwardhan, Saurabh – AB.5 Paul, Mark – AH.4, L1.6 Paul, Shirshendu – LR.1 Paulsen, Joseph – GS.3 Paustian, Joel – HP.7 Pavlovic, Pavlovic – CC.5 Pawar, Amar – HM.2 Pawar, Shashikant – GH.1 Paxson, Adam – ES.7, ES.9, ES.10 Peabody, Jason – LE.6 Peacock, Thomas – AG.9 Pearlstein, Arne J. – AJ.1 Pearson, John – HS.4 Pecnik, Rene – CC.6, GX.3, MU.3, QD.4 Pederzani, Jean-Noel – QT.2 Pedley, Timothy – GL.1 Pedrizzetti, Gianni – HN.7 Peguero, Charles – LB.2 Pei, Jie – AB.6 Pei, Suyang – CN.6, CN.7 Peinke, J. – GC.3, MG.1, QW.3 Pekkan, Kerem – ML.8 115 Pelesko, John – LW.5 Peng, Gaozhu – HY.9 Peng, Jifeng – EN.10, QT.1 Peng, Zhangli – LK.6 Peng, Zhizi – QK.7 Pennathur, Sumita – AP.7, AP.8, CP.2 Pepiot, Perrine – EV.5, GV.6 Peponas, Sarah – GL.2 Pepper, Rachel – CL.5, QE.4, QK.4 Peralta, S. – HC.2 Percier, Baptiste – RN.3 Pereira, Antonio – AP.2 Perez, Laura – HH.8 Perinet, Nicolas – AY.8 Perkins, Adam – AH.2 Perkins, Katherine – QE.4 Perlekar, P. – EU.6, GA.10, QA.5, RB.6, RB.8 Perlin, Marc – HB.2, HU.1, LB.4 Perret, Gaele – RG.7 Perrier, Pierre – RC.1 Peters, Amanda – ML.3 Peters, Ivo R. – GQ.7 Peters, John F. – CP.5 Peters, Norbert – EC.4, EU.4, GA.6, LV.3 Petersen, Mark – AW.4, AW.5, RA.4 Peterson, Ellen – GW.5 Peterson, Sean D. – AL.2 Petitjeans, Philippe – HR.10 Petropoulos, Peter – AY.9 Pettit, Donald – AK.2 Petz, Christoph – GE.8 Peyla, Philippe – EQ.1, QS.6 Pfister, Hanspeter – ML.6 Pham, Hieu – EG.7 Phillips, William R.C. – EG.9 Piedra, Saul – LR.2 Pignatel, Florent – RV.1 Pine, David – RV.6 Pinheiro, Aurelio – QL.4 Piomelli, Ugo – AA.2, AB.4, ED.5, GV.8 Piorek, Brian – L1.34, LP.1, LP.10 Piponniau, Sebastien – QR.8 Pirat, Christophe – HS.9, RM.5 Piroird, Keyvan – ER.3 Pirozzoli, Sergio – HF.4, HF.5 Pitois, Olivier – QQ.3 Pitsch, H. – CD.3, EU.4, LU.1, LU.9, LU.10, MU.3, MU.6 Pitton, Enrico – CV.1 Pleiner, Harald – HH.8 Plesniak, Michael W. – AL.2, HL.2, HL.8 Plocher, Dennis – HC.8 Plucinski, Szymon – GX.1 Plummer, J.D. – CF.5 Podgorski, Thomas – GL.2 Podowski, Michael – AU.2, AU.4 Poelsema, Bene – ES.3 Pohlman, Nicholas – GK.7, GK.10 Pol, Suhas – CH.2 Policht, Veronica – L1.20, RN.7 Polin, Marco – QS.3 Pollock, Steven – QE.4 Poludnenko, Alexei – MU.7, QU.8 Poludnitsin, Anatoly – AH.10 Pommer, Chris – GR.4 Ponce, Suomi – QN.2 Ponomarenko, Alexandre – LW.1 Poon, Eric – MS.1 Pope, Stephen – CD.5, GX.5, LV.6, RB.2 Popinet, Stephane – L1.18 Popov, Pavel – CD.5, LV.6 Poppinga, Simon – CL.2 Portaro, Rocco – HT.9 Porter, Dan – GR.8 Posada, David – GW.6, MK.7, MK.9 Posner, Jonathan – AM.6, MM.4 Pottebaum, Tait – GF.1, GF.2 Potter, Brian – LV.10 Poulain, Cedric – QQ.5 Pouliquen, Olivier – GK.2, MV.3, RV.5 Poupardin, Adrien – RG.7 Pouquet, A. – MD.7 Pouya, Shahram – EM.10 Povitsky, Alex – CP.10 Powell, Robert – RV.4 Powers, Joseph – HV.4, MU.4 Prabhu, Anmiv – EP.8 Prabowo, Firdaus – QQ.10 Pradas, Marc – HY.5, MS.9 Pradhan, Pratik – QT.5 Prakash, Manu – CL.6 Prakash, Vivek N. – LH.7 Pralits, Jan – AE.2 Prasianakis, Nikolaos – QA.7 Prescott, A. – MA.3 Pressel, Kyle – MG.4 Prestridge, Katherine – EW.10 Prestridge, Kathy – CW.1, EW.3 Priebe, Stephan – ED.8, HX.7, MC.6 Priezjev, Nikolai – AP.4 Priyadarshana, Paththage – QB.1 Probst, Oliver – GF.3 Prosperetti, A. – EF.7, GQ.7, L1.37, LZ.3 Protas, Bartosz – AD.9, GN.7, RA.6, RM.8 Protiere, Suzie – LW.9, RY.3 Pruett, Brian – GU.2, LB.7 Puckett, James – HK.3 Puczylowski, Jaroslaw – QW.3 Pullin, D.I. – AB.10, CW.6, MB.2, MN.7, MU.8, QC.6 Punckt, Christian – AM.1 Puri, Ishwar – QL.7 Pushkin, Dmitri – CV.2, RM.2 Puzinauskas, Paul – ME.10 Q Qamar, Adnan – EL.8, MS.10 Qawasmeh, Bashar – AJ.4 Qi, Dewei – MV.8 Qi, Jia – EF.5 Qian, Bian – AK.10 Qian, Shizhi – AM.8 Qian, YueHong – GQ.6, RZ.6 Qiao, Rui – AP.9, HR.7 Qin, Mian – MY.9 Qin, Tong – AU.8 Qin, Tongran – GU.6 Qu, Ling – MH.8 Quach, Vien – AJ.5 Quan, Shaoping – LR.4, MS.1, MS.5 Queeckers, Patrick – HY.1 Quek, Raymond – GP.2 Quere, David – ER.3, LW.1 Quilliet, Catherine – CL.2 R R’Honi, Yasmina – HV.10 Raben, Samuel – CA.6, LC.5 Rabin, S.M.E. – EE.1 Rack, Philip – QY.2 Radhakrishnan, R. – MK.4, MK.8 Radhakrishnan, Rangarajan – MF.9 Radovich, Charles – HC.9 Radtke, Gregg – EM.7, QC.2 Radulescu, Matei I. – GX.7, LU.3 Raessi, Mehdi – CU.7 Rafai, Salima – EQ.1, QS.6 Ragab, Saad – AU.8 Raghunandan, B.N. – GR.7 Raghunath, Sreekanth – LX.1 Rahai, Hamid – CX.9, EL.6, GE.2, QX.3 Raizen, David – CT.6 Rajchenbach, Jean – AZ.2 Rakoto-Andriantsilavo, Stephane – RZ.2 Rakotomalala, Nicole – EH.3 Ramachandran, Arun – ER.6 Ramachandran, Sanjiv – EC.10 Ramakrishnan, N. – MK.8 Ramakrishnan, T.S. – AF.1 Ramalingam, Santhosh – AR.10 Ramamurti, Ravi – EK.1, MR.10 Raman, Venkat – AC.3, HV.6, MR.1, MU.5, QR.4 Ramananarivo, Sophie – HT.10 Ramaprabhu, Praveen – AW.6 Ramesh, O. – AB.5 Ramirez, Hugo – GH.5 Ramirez Cabrera, Manuel Alejandro – HH.6 Ramos, Eduardo – CH.5, CS.10, EF.2, GH.6, GN.9, HH.6, LR.2, MN.9, MN.10 Rangasamy, Srinivethan – LX.1 Ranjan, Devesh – CW.2, QC.9 Ranjan, Reetesh – AD.5 Rao, Pradeep – QP.8 Rao, Ting – LD.4 Rapaka, Narsimha – RD.4 Rasquin, Michel – GJ.9 Rastegari, Amirreza – QA.1 Rastigeyev, Yevgeniy – MG.2 Rathfon, Jeremy – GM.5 Ravi, Krishna – GV.2 Ravindranath, Sandeep – HM.1 Ravinel, Baptiste – AA.7 Rawat, Pradeep – MC.1 Ray, Baidurja – CV.6 Ray, Chittaranjan – MJ.7 Ray, Pascal – HR.6 Rayz, Vitaliy – RL.1 Read, Peter L. – HG.8 Reasor, Daniel – LK.7, QV.9 Receveur, Mathieu – RM.1 Reckinger, Scott – AW.2 Reckinger, Shanon – AG.5 Reclari, Martino – CK.9, HQ.1 Reddy, V. Mohhan – QL.1 Redekopp, Larry – AZ.9, CZ.9 Rednikov, Alexey – AE.8, CW.4, HY.1, LS.2, MJ.5, QY.8, QY.9 Reinaud, Jean Noel – LA.2 Reis, Pedro – AK.3 Rempfer, Dietmar – AD.7 Ren, Yan – LT.5 Ren, Zheng – ET.9 Renardy, Michael – QF.2 Renardy, Yuriko – GL.7, LR.6, MF.10 Renou, Bruno – EC.3 Renoult, Marie-Charlotte – HZ.9 Rethmel, Chris – QJ.2 Rey Suarez, Ivan – RK.7 Reyes, Dasia – CC.4 Rezazadeh, Soghra – L1.36 Rhoads, J. – CK.8 Rhodes, Dov – MS.8 Rhosko, A. – LE.5 Riaz, Amir – AF.6 Ribaudo, Anthony – EF.5 Riboux, Guillaume – LM.9 Richardson, Ed – LU.1 Richter, David – MF.6 Richter, Michael – AG.2 Riedinger, Xavier – HG.9 Riegler, Hans – LW.2 Riley, James – HG.5, HL.5, NS.1 Rinaldi, Carlos – QV.8 Rincon, Marina – CS.10 Rinderknecht, Derek – LC.3 Rinebold, Monte – RQ.6 Ringuette, Matthew – LT.2, QT.3 Riolfo, L.A. – RH.2 Rios-Perez, Carlos – EF.1 Riskin, Daniel – GT.3 Risso, Dino – QN.2 Ristenpart, W.D. – CR.6, CR.7, CR.8, EF.9, QV.6, QV.7 Ristorcelli, J.R. – AA.5, AW.3 Ristorcelli, Ray – EW.3 Ristroph, Leif – ET.1 Rival, David – AN.8 Rivas, Nicolas – QN.2 Rivero, Michel – RW.1 Rivetti, Marco – HR.1 Rizzetta, Donald – LX.9 Roach, A. – MZ.6 Roberts, Jesse – HB.5 Roberts, John W. – EJ.3 Roberts, Michael – CW.3 Robinson, Alice – AX.5 Robinson, Brian – EM.6, MP.9 Roche, Matthieu – AK.1, HC.4, QF.8, QF.10 Rockefeller, Gabe – AW.6 Rockwell, D. – EX.4, LX.8 Rodebaugh, Gregory – AC.5 Rodenborn, Bruce – EG.4 Rodriguez, Daniel – HZ.4 Rodriguez-Rodriguez, Javier – CT.7, EN.8, HL.7, QL.5, RZ.3 Roenby, Johan – LF.1 Roesgen, T. – MW.5 Rojas, Marcos – RC.1 Roll, Jesse – AX.1, AX.3 Rollin, Bertrand – CW.9 116 Romero, Ed – QM.3 Romero, L.A. – LR.8, LR.9 Romero Arteaga, Angelica – MN.8 Romick, Christopher – MU.4 Rondon, Loic – GK.2 Roper, Marcus – CL.5, QK.4 Roper, Steven – GY.6 Rorai, Cecilia – MN.5 Rosa, Bogdan – MG.8 Rosales, Rodolfo – GD.2 Rosales, Ruben – AD.3, CD.1, HG.3, RM.6 Rosenberg, Brian – EC.6 Rosenberg, D. – MD.7 Rosenblatt, Charles – HZ.9 Roshchenko, Andriy – HD.5 Rosner, Robert – LF.6 Ross, Edward – MX.1 Ross, Shane – CA.6, LF.7, MG.3 Rossi, Maurice – MY.4 Rossinelli, Diego – CD.4 Rossmann, Jenn – HL.6 Rostamimonjezi, Sara – EK.8 Rothamer, David – QC.9 Rother, Michael – MS.2 Rothstein, Jonathan – ES.4, ES.5, LN.9, LN.10 Rottman, James – AZ.8, LH.5, MH.6 Roussinova, Vesselina – ME.8 Rouvier, Sylvain – EC.1 Rowley, Clarence – AJ.9, AJ.10, EX.2, QJ.8 Roy, Dheeraj – HM.3 Roy, Shuvo – RC.4 Rubinstein, Robert – CC.3, HA.6 Rubinstein, Shmuel M. – AV.3, AY.4 Rubio, Antonio – MZ.3 Rubio, Daniel – ME.10 Ruedi, Jean-Daniel – QW.10 Ruiz Chavarria, Gerardo – L1.15 Ruiz-Suarez, J. Carlos – GK.4, HK.9 Rusak, Zvi – MA.4 Ruscher, Christopher – CX.3, CX.4 Rusconi, Roberto – LY.4 Rushkin, Ilia – QS.7 Ruyer-Quil, Christian – GY.4, GY.5 Ryan, Mitchell – HB.7, HB.8 Rycroft, Chris – CK.5, CK.6 Ryu, Jae Chun – HP.9 Ryu, Jaiyoung – EK.10 Ryu, Jeongeun – CS.2 Ryu, Kizen – RC.5 Ryu, Sangjin – CL.5 S Saadat, Mehdi – ET.4 Saavedra, P. – ME.2 Sabo, Eric – LW.5 Sader, John – MX.1 Sadhal, Satwindar – MJ.5 Sadik, Mohamed M. – MK.10 Sadoughi, Amir – EL.2 Sadr, Reza – CP.9, GV.4, MX.7, QH.4 Saenz, Pedro – AY.6, RH.5 Saghafian, Amirreza – MU.6 Saha, Abhishek – MJ.8 Sahin, Mehmet – MF.4 Sahni, Onkar – GJ.9, RX.8 Sahoo, Dipankar – CB.5 Sahu, K.C. – QG.4 Sahu, Kirti – CY.3 Saikrishnan, Neelakantan – ML.5, QL.6 Saint-Jalmes, Arnaud – AK.1, HC.4 Saintillan, David – LM.6, QP.1, QS.4 Saita, Fernando – L1.24 Saito, Takayuki – QQ.4 Sakai, Takahiro – AZ.9 Sakakibara, Jun – LC.2 Sakaue, Hirotaka – L1.44, MX.10, QK.9, QW.5, QW.7, QW.8 Salac, David – RK.6 Salari, Kambiz – LX.3 Salin, Dominique – EH.3 Salipante, Paul – AR.4 Sallstrom, Erik – AX.6 Saloner, David – RL.1 Salvetti, Maria Vittoria – GV.5 Samani, Maziar E. – ED.4 Samanta, Arghya – GY.4 Samanta, Arnab – EK.2 Sambath, Krishnaraj – AR.3 Samimy, Mo – QJ.2, QJ.5 Sampol, Jose – CS.3 Samtaney, Ravi – LD.4, MY.2 Samuelsen, Scott – QA.2 San, Omer – EM.4 Sanada, Toshiyuki – QQ.8 Sanchez, Fausto – GH.5 Sandham, Neil – HX.1 Sanfelippo, Daniel – EN.9 Sangalli, Laura – RL.2 Sanghi, Tarun – EP.5 Sanjuan-Galindo, Rene – HU.9 Sankaran, Sethuraman – QL.2 Sanmiguel-Rojas, E. – HE.5, RQ.7 Santangelo, Christian – LY.5 Santhanakrishnan, Arvind – AX.5, RS.1 Santillana, Mauricio – MG.2 Saric, William – AE.6, CE.4 Sarkar, Kausik – HL.1, LR.1, MF.5, MS.3 Sarkar, Partha – LN.8 Sarkar, Sutanu – EG.7, EG.8, EG.10, RD.1, RD.4 Sarmiento, Oscar – CS.10 Sartori, Silvana – CS.7 Satti, Jagannadha – EN.10 Sau, Rajes – LD.3 Sauma, Tania – CZ.2 Sauret, Alban – QH.8 Savage, John – GR.8 Savaro, Clement – RM.5 Savelyev, Ivan – AZ.4 Savva, Nikos – LS.6 Sawford, B.L. – RB.2 Sayadi, Taraneh – AE.1 Sayag, Roiy – QH.1 Sayler, Ben – MG.5 Sayles, Emily – HF.3 Saylor, J.R. – HR.4, MJ.1 Sbragaglia, Mauro – EU.6 Scalo, Carlo – AA.2 Scarano, Fulvio – GE.6 Scarbolo, Luca – QA.5 Scase, Matthew – RG.1 Schaefer, Lisa – RA.2 Schaefer, Philip – GA.5, GA.6, LV.3 Schalte, Kevin – QE.9 Schartman, E. – MZ.6 Schatz, Michael – AH.2, AH.3, AH.8, GZ.5 Schatzman, David – GF.10 Scheel, Janet – GH.4 Scheid, Benoit – AK.4 Scheiman, Daniel – RX.7 Schenkel, Torsten – LP.4 Schiller, Ulf D. – LK.8 Schilling, Oleg – AW.8, AW.9, AW.10, CC.8, GX.1 Schindler, Michael – GM.4 Schlatter, Philipp – GE.1, MA.6 Schlegel, Michael – AJ.2 Schmale, David – MG.3 Schmid, Peter – GE.4, GE.5, GE.6 Schmidt, Heiko – MG.5 Schmidt, L. – GH.7, L1.37 Schmidt-Wetekam, Christopher – RJ.5 Schmit, Ryan – EJ.6, MW.2 Schmitz, Philippe – RS.4 Schmucker, Jason – LS.9 Schneider, Kai – AB.3, HA.10, LA.5, LT.6, QB.2, RA.5 Schneider, Tobias – GZ.4, GZ.8, HJ.4, LY.10 Schnipper, Teis – GN.3, ME.1 Schouveiler, Lionel – ET.7 Schrader, Lars-Uve – AE.4 Schreiber, Will – EZ.8 Schreyer, Anne-Marie – CB.5 Schroeder, Wolfgang – RA.2 Schuele, Chan-Yong – CE.1 Schultz, Michael – GB.9, GB.10, HB.4, MB.10 Schulz, Douglas – LS.7 Schulz, Michael – EN.9 Schumacher, Joerg – AH.7, CA.5, GH.8, HA.3, MA.2 Schwalbe, Jonathan – RK.1 Schweiger, Adam J. – CY.9 Schwer, Douglas – RQ.1 Scobee, Dexter – LN.7 Scott, Kyle – EX.1 Scott, Robert – AG.6 Scotti, A. – CG.2, MH.5 Seagrave, Penelope – HL.8 Sebilleau, Julien – AK.9 Secchi, Piercesare – RL.2 Seda, Robinson – EL.8 Sedano, Nils – CA.1, CA.2 Seddon, James – LY.8 Sedhai, Sumit – HV.5 See, Yee Chee – LE.1 Seena, Abu – LE.9 Sefiane, Khellil – AY.6, EP.7, RH.5 Segalini, Antonio – QW.10 SeGall, Marc – HY.6 Segawa, Takehiko – L1.12 Seibold, Benjamin – CD.1 Seidel, Jurgen – RJ.1 Sellappan, Prabu – GF.1 Sellier, Mathieu – EY.1 Semaan, Richard – GE.7 Semeraro, Onofrio – AJ.8 Sen, S. – L1.30 Sengers, Jan V. – EE.5 Sengupta, Dibyendu – ML.7 Seo, Kyung – EQ.6 Seon, Thomas – HQ.7 Serre, Eric – EZ.4, HE.7, L1.23 Settles, Gary – MW.8, RS.6 Sevilla, A. – RQ.7 Sevilla, Cristhian – LU.8 Shadden, Shawn – EL.4, HL.9, L1.1, QL.1 Shafi, Asjad – RX.3 Shah, Stimit – QD.3 Shan, Jerry – CP.6, MK.10 Shang, Jessica – LT.1 Shankar, Santhosh – EW.6 Shaparenko, Barukyah – GP.1 Shaqfeh, Eric – CE.2, CE.3, MF.6, RK.2 Sharif, Muhammad – HN.8 Sharif-Kashani, Pooria – AL.10, HP.4 Sharif-Kashani, Pooriah – HQ.8 Sharifi Mood, Nima – HM.2 Sharifulin, Albert – AH.10 Sharma, Ati – CB.4, GC.6 Shashank – LU.1 Shaver, Dillon – AU.4 Shaw, Angela – ET.3 Shaw, Raymond – CA.5, CV.8 Shchur, Lev – CS.1 She, Zhen-Su – AB.6, EB.1 Shea, Patrick – CX.3, CX.4, EJ.6 Sheard, Gregory – LZ.2 Shearer, Michael – CF.2, GW.5 Shekhawat, Yajuvendra – HV.3 Shelden, Bion – QM.3 Shell, M. Scott – EP.1 Shelley, Michael – CT.1, CT.2, EJ.4, MK.3, QS.2 Shen, Amy – CT.3, GM.7, MM.3, RF.7 Shen, Lian – RZ.5 Shen, Xiaoning – MQ.3 Shen, Yueyang – AR.6 Sheng, J. – MQ.9 Sheng, Jian – CQ.10, MQ.7, QS.8 Shepherd, Ian – HH.9 Shepherd, J.E. – HX.2, MR.6, MU.8, QR.6 Shepherd, Joseph – HV.7, LU.2, MU.10 Sherman, Erica – AL.4, AL.5, RT.8 Sherwin, Spencer – EE.2, EE.3, EE.4 Shetty, Sushil – HG.2 Shevtsova, Valentina – CV.2, QG.10, RM.2 Shi, Lingling – LK.9 Shi, Nan – GH.8 Shi, Riyi – HV.8 Shi, Xiubo – RZ.6 Shi, Yong – EV.9 Shields, Matthew – EX.6 Shih, A.M. – QT.6 Shikhmurzaev, Yulii – HR.2 Shim, Jae Wan – CD.6 Shim, Youngsam – LV.1, LV.2 Shima, Eiji – MX.5 Shimizu, Kazuya – QR.10 Shimizu, Megumi – QK.9 Shimura, Masayasu – LV.1, LV.2 Shin, Soo Jai – GT.10, HD.4 117 Shinar, Tamar – MK.3 Shinbrot, Troy – GW.10, HK.10 Shinde, Sachin – GT.8 Shinjo, Junji – EU.3 Shinn, A.F. – MY.5 Shinn, Aaron – RD.5 Shinotsuka, Sho – LW.6 Shiomi, Junichiro – RC.5 Shirazi, Siamack – QV.10 Shirokoff, David – AD.3 Shirota, Minori – HQ.4, QQ.8 Shishkina, Olga – CH.3, EH.5 Shivamoggi, Bhimsen – MN.6 Shklyaev, Sergey – EY.3, EY.7, QV.5 Shoele, Kourosh – MT.8 Shojaei-Zadeh, Shahab – RV.3 Shreiber, David I. – MK.10 Shtern, Vladimir – EZ.10 Shu, Christina – ES.1 Shu, Fangjun – HL.2, HL.8 Shui, Lingling – GM.3 Shukla, Priyanka – EE.6, L1.17 Siddique, Javed – LW.5 Sieber, Moritz – GE.8 Siegel, Michael – LR.3 Siegel, Stefan – RZ.4 Sikavitsas, Vassilios – QE.8 Sileri, Daniele – CY.5 Sillero, Juan A. – EB.4 Simens, Mark P. – EJ.8 Simeonov, Julian – CV.7 Simon, Helene – QL.8 Simpson, Mark W. – EH.10 Singh, Kiran – QX.7 Singh, M.K. – LF.9 Singh, Manjinder – CX.6 Singh, P. – MP.1 Singh, Pushpendra – CR.9, GM.6, MP.3 Singh, Rajesh – MS.3 Singh, Satbir – AD.4 Singha, Arindam – QH.4 Sinha, Aman – CB.8 Sinha, Tarun – HC.4 Sipp, Denis – AE.2 Siria, Alessandro – AP.6 Sirivat, Anuvat – L1.7 Sirmas, Nick – GX.7 Sisti, John – LT.2 Sivasubramanian, Jayahar – CE.6 Skrbek, Ladislav – MN.1 Slater, David – LF.4 Slim, Anja – AF.1, AF.2 Sloboda, P. – CK.8, MZ.6 Smagin, Irina – QF.3 Smaoui, Nejib – ME.3 Smirnov, Sergey – QH.3 Smith, D. – LQ.1 Smith, Drew – GF.6, GF.8 Smith, K.S. – QH.9 Smith, Marc – MJ.3, QQ.6 Smith, Owen – GE.3, LU.8 Smith, Simeon L. – AL.3 Smith, Spencer – GN.10 Smits, Alexander – CB.5, CB.6, CB.8, EC.6, GB.7, LB.10, LN.7, MA.2, QT.4, QW.1, RT.1 Smolentsev, Sergey – MN.10, MY.10 Smolka, Linda – HY.6 Smolke, Jennifer – LU.8 Smyth, Katherine – ES.7 Snoeijer, Jacco – CS.4, EP.6, GQ.3 Snoeyink, Craig – RW.7 Snyder, Jessica – GM.7 So, Hongyun – RD.7 Sobac, Benjamin – CS.3, CS.5, EF.3 Socha, Jake – LT.8, LT.9 Sohn, Myong – EQ.6 Soimakallio, Asko – LU.4 Soldati, Alfredo – CH.6, CV.1, EH.2, GV.5, HU.6, QA.5 Sollier, Elodie – HM.9, MP.8 Solomon, Tom – QU.4, QU.5 Solorio, Francisco J. – GH.9 Somasekaran, Sandeep – LX.1 Son, Donggun – EJ.1 Son, Kwangmin – GF.5 Song, Kui – ER.1 Song, Simon – MP.5, RX.6 Soni, Gaurav – AM.9 Soria, J. – GE.10 Soria, Julio – CB.7, EB.9, EB.10, EC.1, GY.3, MW.9, QB.4, QB.5 Soteriou, Marios – EU.2, EU.5, QM.9 Sotiropoulos, Fotis – CX.10, GD.5, HB.10, HD.2, LD.8, ML.1, ML.8, QD.1, QL.8 Soto, Enrique – HU.9 Soto, Rodrigo – HK.4, QN.2 Sou, In Mei – MJ.7 Spagnolie, Saverio – EJ.3, LQ.2 Spandagos, Constantine – CY.8 Spayd, Kimberly – CF.2 Speck, Thomas – CL.2 Spedding, Geoffrey – AX.7 Speetjens, M.F.M. – MP.6 Speetjens, Michel – HH.3 Speetjes, Michel – LF.9 Spektor, Viacheslav – CK.7 Spelt, Peter – CU.4, CY.4, EU.9, QA.4 Spence, E. – CK.8, MZ.6 Spicer, Patrick – GR.8 Spillers, Russell – LB.7 Spohn, A. – LJ.5 Spoor, Tristan – LQ.7 Sprague, Isaac – QA.8 Sprittles, James – HR.2 Squires, Kyle – GV.8, LX.4 Squires, Todd – AM.2, HP.7, LM.10, QV.4 Sreenivas, K.R. – MG.6 Sreenivasan, K.R. – AH.5, MN.1, MN.2, MN.5, RB.2 Sridhar, M. – EJ.2 Sridharan, Sriram – LM.8 Srigrarom, Sutthiphong – EX.8 Staats, Wayne – LP.7 Stanislas, Michel – CB.7, MA.8 Staples, Anne – EM.4, ET.10 Staron, Lydie – L1.18 Stebe, Kathleen – HW.2, HW.9 Steele, Miles – CL.6 Steen, Paul – ER.7, LF.4, MJ.4, NT.1 Steers, Stanley – MW.10 Stefanus, Stefanus – MW.10 Steffes, Clarissa – CM.5, CM.7 Steinberg, Victor – LL.3 Steinhardt, Jacob – EJ.3 Steinrueck, Herbert – RX.5 Stepanyants, Yury – CZ.3 Stephen, Sharon – CE.8 Stern, Catalna – MR.7 Stern, Frederick – HD.3 Stevens, Bjorn – GG.4 Stevens, Richard – AH.6, CH.9, CH.10, EH.6 Stewart, Andrew – LG.1 Stewart, Kelley – EN.5 Stewart, Peter – QY.4 Stocker, R. – AK.3, EG.2, MQ.1, MQ.9, QS.5 Stoesser, Thorsten – CG.5 Stone, Howard – AK.1, AK.4, AV.4, CL.5, CX.8, GR.9, HC.4, HM.8, HQ.6, LK.4, LN.7, LW.8, LW.9, LY.4, LZ.6, QF.8, QF.10, QY.5, RY.3 Stone, Mark – AG.6 Storey, Brian – CP.2 Stout, Eric – CN.2 Strassman, Sam – EN.7 Street, Kenneth – RX.7 Stremler, Mark – GN.3, LF.7, LF.8, QP.8 Strike, John – CX.6 Stroh, Alexander – EJ.7 Strombom, Evelyn – GW.10 Stroock, Abraham – HV.2 Sturman, Rob – GK.9, QN.3 Su, Jian-Yuan – HT.2 Su, Lester – AC.5, MW.1 Suarez, Susan – LQ.9 Subrahmanyam, Duvvuri – MG.6 Subramaniam, Shankar – EV.1, EV.2, EV.3, RN.6 Subramanian, Ganesh – MV.8 Succi, Sauro – ML.3 Sucheendran, Mahesh – LJ.1 Sugiyama, Kazuyasu – AH.6, EH.6, GQ.5, GU.8, HJ.7, RQ.2 Suh, Yong Kweon – EQ.9 Suh, Youngho – MS.6 Sui, Yi – CU.4, QA.4 Suk, Myung Eun – L1.39 Sulchek, Todd A. – GP.5 Sullivan, Jonathan – LN.9 Sullivan, Peter – EC.2, GQ.10 Suman, Balram – CF.3 Suman, Sawan – GA.8 Summers, J.L. – GS.5 Sun, Bo – EV.2, EV.3 Sun, Chao – AU.5, AU.6, AU.7, GQ.7, MZ.8, MZ.9, MZ.10, QZ.3 Sun, Jin – AU.1, QN.7 Sun, Ruopeng – HM.10 Sun, Shu-Ming – AZ.1 Sun, Ying – CF.10, CS.8, MS.7 Sundararajan, Pavithra – HV.2 Sundaresan, Sankaran – AU.1, LR.7, QN.7 Sung, Aaron – GE.3 Sung, Hyung Jin – EB.8, GT.10, HD.4, L1.36, LC.4, LE.9, MT.3 Sunil Kumar, P.B. – MK.8 Surana, Amit – AJ.6 Sureshkumar, Radhakrishna – MF.7, RB.4 Suryanarayanan, Saikishan – LE.4 Sustarich, Jess – CP.2 Sutherland, Bruce – EH.8, QG.2, RG.4 Sutherland, Kelly – MQ.6 Suzuki, Kosuke – HT.5 Swan, James – CQ.8 Swanson, Jonathan – GG.10 Swarnajay, Mukherjee – MF.5 Swartz, Sharon – GT.3 Sweeney, Mara – EF.1 Swinney, Harry – AG.6, EG.4 Szalko, Joseph – GK.10 Szaltys, Piotr – HE.2 Szatmary, Alex – MK.2 Szeri, Andrew – GQ.8, RF.1, RF.2 Szeto, Kai – QL.5 Sznitman, Josue – CT.4, LN.7 Szulczewski, Michael – AF.9 T Tabak, Esteban – HG.3 Taberlet, Nicolas – RN.3 Taborek, P. – HQ.3, QF.9, QM.8 Tada, Yutaka – HV.9, RY.5 Tadmor, Gilead – AJ.2 Tadrist, Lounes – GU.5, QQ.7 Tagawa, Yoshiyuki – AU.5, AU.6, GQ.7, QZ.3 Tagg, Randall – GZ.5 Taherian, Shahab – EL.6 Tai, Cheng-Feng – EL.7 Takagi, Daisuke – CL.8 Takagi, Shu – AP.10, GQ.5, GU.8, HP.2, LR.5, QR.10, RC.5, RC.6 Takahashi, Takeo – RW.5 Takashima, Keisuke – QJ.2 Takayama, Suichi – RF.3 Takehara, K. – HY.7 Takemura, Fumio – RQ.2 Takeuchi, Shintaro – GU.8, LR.5 Talapatra, Siddharth – CB.3 Tallapragada, Phanindra – MG.3 Talon, Laurent – EH.3 Talvy, Samuel – HY.1 Tam, Daniel – GT.2 Tamura, Tetsuro – MD.1 Tan, A.W. – RZ.7 Tan, Dawud H. – RX.4 Tan, Jifu – CP.8 Tan, Ming – AY.10 Tanahashi, Mamoru – LV.1, LV.2 Tanaka, Toshitsugu – EV.6 Tang, Yifeng – HA.5 Tanno, Kenji – MX.9 Tantikul, Tawan – AC.2 Tao, Jianjun – EE.9 Tardu, Sedat – EE.7, EE.8, LU.6 Tasaka, Yuji – MZ.5 Tasissa, Abiy – EL.9 Tasoglu, Savas – RF.1, RF.2 Taubin, Gabriel – GT.3 Taveira, Rodrigo – LE.7 Tawhai, Merryn – EL.1, QP.9 Taylor, Ellen – MC.2 Taylor, J.R. – QH.9 118 Taylor, Keith – GJ.6 Tchelepi, Hamdi – AF.6 Teaca, Bogdan – LD.2 Techet, A.H. – QT.6 Techet, Alexandra – MW.7 Tedrake, Russ – EJ.3 Tee, Boon Tuan – HB.9 Teixeira, Joao – GG.4 Tejada-Martinez, Andres – AA.1, AC.9, EG.3 Templeton, Jeremy – EP.3 Tenneti, Sudheer – EV.1, EV.2, EV.3 Terashima, Hiroshi – GU.4 Terrapon, Vincent – MU.3, MU.6 Terwagne, Denis – QM.7 Teshome, Sophonias – LU.8 Tessendorf, Jerry – DT.1 Testik, Firat – L1.40 Thakur, Raviraj – GM.5 Thangam, Siva – RD.2 Theofilis, Vassilis – HZ.4 Thess, Andre – GH.2 Thiele, Uwe – GY.10 Thiessen, David – HS.6, LS.1 Thiffeault, Jean-Luc – CQ.2, GC.8, GC.9 Thiria, Benjamin – HC.3, HT.10 Thirifay, F. – LE.5 Thirunavukkarasu, Vaithianathan – EJ.6 Thomas, B.G. – MY.5 Thomas, Flint – GF.10, MX.2, MX.3 Thomas, Joy – QJ.3 Thomas, Peter J. – MZ.7 Thomas, Siju – CU.10 Thomases, Becca – QF.2 Thomson, Scott – AL.3, HT.1 Thoraval, Marie-Jean – HR.9 Thorne, Katie – MX.2, MX.3 Thoroddsen, S.T. – HK.8, HQ.3, HQ.5, HR.9, HY.7 Throneberry, Jon – QV.10 Thyagu, Nirmal – GW.10, HK.10 Tian, Fang-Bao – GT.4, MT.2 Tian, Jiahao – ME.8 Tien, W.H. – MW.5 Tijerino, Erick – MJ.8 Tikare, Shreyas – QY.7 Tilgner, Andreas – QZ.7 Tilley, B.S. – CF.5 Tilton, Nils – EZ.4 Timothy, Wei – AL.4 Timpe, Amory – EX.1 Ting, Shang-Chieh – HT.2, HT.7 Tiribocchi, Adriano – RF.8 Tiron, Roxana – CZ.8 Titi, Edriss – RA.4 Titmus, Edward C. – HZ.7, HZ.8 Tiwari, Arpit – GQ.2 Tiwari, Himanshu – L1.6 Tjan, Kuan – EG.9 Tkacik, Peter – HF.10 Tomar, Gaurav – EP.1 Tomkins, Chris – EW.3 Tong, Chenning – EC.2 Tong, Penger – AH.1 Tophoj, Laust – GN.8 Toplosky, Norman – EQ.10 Torczynski, J.R. – LR.8, LR.9, QC.4, QC.5, QM.3 Tornberg, Anna-Karin – CU.1 Torregrosa, M. – ER.2 Torres, A. – HC.2 Torres-Nieves, S. – GB.3, MB.9 Toschi, F. – CV.1, EU.6, GA.10, GH.7, HH.1, L1.37, QA.5, RB.8 Toth, A. – RH.1 Toth, T. – RH.1 Touber, Emile – HX.1 Towers, Paul – CE.7 Toyabe, Kazutaka – HH.7 Tozzi, Emilio – RV.4 Tran, Hieu Trung – LT.4 Tran, Si Bui Quang – AR.5, AR.7 Tran, T. – MA.3 Tran, Trung-Hieu – RS.5 Tree, Mike – HT.1 Tretheway, Derek – HU.4 Trevelyan, P.M.J. – CF.4, HV.10, LZ.10, RH.2, RY.2 Triana, Santiago – EZ.3, EZ.5 Triantafyllou, Michael – AN.8, HN.1, LN.6 Trieling, R.R. – MP.6 Trigo Cabrita Gil, Goncalo – L1.48 Tripathi, Anubhav – EM.3 Tripathi, Anurag – QN.8 Trofimchuk, Alexandre – MP.2 Troian, Sandra – AP.1, AP.3, AP.5, EY.5, HY.4 Troianowski, Guillaume – QL.1 Troolin, Dan – HB.8 Troolin, Daniel – RL.4 Trott, Wayne – GU.2 Trouette, Benoit – RH.3 Trujillo, Mario F. – HS.7 Truman, C. Randall – EW.8, EW.9, LZ.8 Truong, Tien Van – LT.4 Truscott, Tadd – MW.7, QM.6 Tryggvason, Gretar – CU.10 Trzakos, James – LT.2 Tsai, Jih-Chiang – QQ.1 Tsai, Peichun – HC.7 Tsai, Scott S.H. – LZ.6, QY.5 Tsang, Alan Cheng Hou – AM.3 Tsang, Yue-Kin – QH.7 Tse, Henry – MP.7 Tseluiko, Dmitri – HY.5 Tsiklashvili, Vladimer – EW.1 Tsimitri, Chrysanthi – L1.49 Tsoumpas, Yannis – LS.2 Tsubokura, Makoto – LX.2, MB.4 Tsubota, Ken-ichi – LK.3 Tsuda, Shinichi – AP.10 Tsuji, Takuya – EV.6 Tsukahara, Michel – QN.1 Tsunemi, Akihiko – LV.2 Tu, Jonathan – AJ.10 Tucker, Don – GX.10 Tuckerman, L.S. – CH.7 Tuckerman, Laurette – AY.8 Tudorache, Marian – GX.7 Tumin, Anatoli – AE.9 Turitsyn, Konstantin – AF.8 Turlier, Herve – RU.3 Tutkun, Murat – CB.9, QB.3, QB.6, QB.8 Tuval, Idan – QS.3 Tzeng, Tzuen Rong – GP.6 U Udaykumar, H.S. – GD.7 Uddin, Hasib – GD.4 Uddin, Mesbah – HF.10 Ueno, Ichiro – L1.4, L1.29 Uh, Miguel – GD.8 Ujiie, Tomohiro – RY.5 Ukeiley, Lawrence – AX.6, EX.1, EX.5, LJ.9 Ulerich, Rhys – AW.10 Ulker, Erman – AE.9 Um, Soong Ho – EQ.3 Umbanhowar, Paul – CT.9, RN.4, RN.5 Umemura, Akira – EU.3 Uminsky, David – AN.5 Underhill, Patrick – MF.9 Ungarish, Marius – MH.3, MH.4 Upadhyay, Harshal – LX.1 Upadhyay, Rochan – MR.1 Uribe, Francisco J. – GX.9 Usta, O. Berk – HP.6 Utz, Marcel – LP.6 Uzun, Ali – EK.5 V Vaccaro, John – HJ.6 Vaidya, Haresh – ME.5 Vaillant, Regis – HP.1 Vainchtein, Dmitri – LF.10 Valade, Nadine – AK.7 Valchar, Kathryn – HC.1 Valente, Pedro – GA.4 Valerioti, Joseph – QJ.4 Vallikivi, Margit – CB.6, GB.7 Valluri, Prashant – AY.6, CY.4, EP.7, RH.5 Valsecchi, Pietro – CW.7, ML.9 Van Buren, Tyler – HJ.3 Van den Akker, Harrie – LR.7 van den Berg, Albert – GM.3 van der Meer, Devaraj – GQ.7, HK.6, HK.7, HQ.10 Van Dyke, Alan – RX.7 van Gils, Dennis – AU.7, MZ.8, MZ.9, MZ.10 van Heijst, GertJan – MN.6, MZ.8 van Hoeve, Wim – GM.3, GR.1, GR.6 van Nierop, Ernst – AK.4 Van Noordt, Paul – GS.4 van Rees, Wim – AN.1 van Sommeren, D.D.J.A. – QG.9 van Straalen, Brian – MY.2 van Veen, Lennaert – GZ.10 van Wijngaarden, Leen – QZ.3 VanderHeyden, Brian – CF.8 Vanderhoff, Julie – L1.14, L1.16, LG.3, LG.8 Vandre, Eric – AK.5 Vanella, Marcos – CD.2, LT.7 VanGordon, Samuel – QE.8 Vanka, S.P. – MY.5, QG.4, RD.5 Vannozzi, Carolina – GS.6 Vanrhein, Timothy – EL.5 Vantieghem, Stijn – MY.6 Vantini, Simone – RL.2 Varanasi, Kripa – ES.7, ES.9, ES.10 Vargas, Minerva – CS.10, GH.6 Variano, Evan – MX.6, RU.5, RU.6 Varsakelis, Christos – QN.4 Vasil, Geoffrey – MZ.1, MZ.2 Vasile, Joseph – GJ.3 Vasilyev, Oleg – AG.5, AW.2, CD.7, LD.1 Vasseur, Romain – MM.8 Vassilicos, C. – GA.4, LJ.5 Vassilicos, John Christos – ED.3 Vatistas, Georgios H. – CZ.1 Vaughan, David – HV.7 Vaughan, Jr., Benjamin L. – EL.10 Vazquez-Torres, Maria – CT.7 Vedel, Soren – EM.1 Vedula, Prakash – EM.5, QC.1 Veerapaneni, Shravan – RK.3, RK.4 Velasco, R.M. – ME.2 Velasco Fuentes, Oscar – MN.8 Velez, Carlos – HN.6 Veligura, Vasilisa – ES.3 Vella, Dominic – AF.5, GW.1, LY.9 Velte, Clara – LN.5 Venayagamoorthy, Subhas – EG.6, MA.7, MH.10 Veneziani, Alessandro – RL.2 Venkatraman, Kartik – QJ.3 Ventura, Brian – HV.7, MU.10 Verhulst, Claire – QD.2 Verma, Aman – LD.5 Verma, Siddhartha – AA.8 Vernescu, B. – CF.5 Veron, Fabrice – AG.10 Versluis, Michel – GR.6 Verstappen, Roel – LD.7 Verzicco, R. – GH.7, L1.37, QH.3 Vetcha, Naveen – MY.10 Viaud, Bertrand – L1.23 Vicci, Leandra – L1.2, LY.6 Vidal, Glenn – QV.8 Vidyapati, Vidyapati – RN.6 Viellieber, Mathias O. – QA.10 Vignon-Clementel, Irene – GL.4, QL.1 Vijayakumar, Ganesh – CE.10, EC.9 Villermaux, Emmanuel – AA.9, AA.10, QM.4 Vincent, Olivier – CL.2 Vincenzi, Dario – RA.7 Vinokur, Valerii – CS.1 Vinuesa, Ricardo – AB.1 Violato, Daniele – GE.6 Viotti, Claudio – CZ.8, GC.5 Visbal, Miguel – LX.9 Vistarakula, Krishna – GW.8 Viswanathan, Hari – EV.10 Viswanathan, Sharadha – LV.6 Vlachos, Pavlos – CA.6, EN.5, LC.5, LC.8, LT.8, LT.9 Vladimirov, Vladimir – LY.2 Vlahou, Ioanna – QH.2 Vlahovska, Petia – AR.4, LL.5, RK.1, RK.3, RK.4 Vlaskamp, Jozef H.A. – MZ.7 Vogel, Michael – LS.5 Vogus, Doug – HW.3 Voigt, Elizabeth – LC.8 von Ellenrieder, Karl – HN.10 119 Vonnegut, Wynn – GW.5 Vonthron, Manuel – EQ.8 Voorhees, Abram – RL.6 Vorobieff, Peter – EW.8, EW.9, LZ.8 Voronov, Roman – QE.8 Voth, Greg – AV.9, AV.10, GA.2, HA.7, HA.9, QP.4 Vucelja, Marija – AZ.10 Vukasinovic, Bojan – GJ.4 Vukicevic, Marija – HN.7 Vukoslavcevic, P. – QW.2 W Wada, Shigeo – LK.3 Waddington, Tom – EL.6 Waechter, M. – GC.3 Waggy, Scott – MD.8 Wagner, Alexander – QA.6, RX.1 Wagner, Claus – CH.3 Wagner, Evert C. – HK.6 Wagner, Justin – GU.2 Waitukaitis, Scott – HK.4 Wakamatsu, Tomoya – EV.6 Walczak, Jakub – CJ.9 Waldman, Rye M. – LC.10 Walker, Lynn – GR.3, HW.3 Walker, Shawn – EJ.4 Walker, Travis – QF.7 Wallace, J. – EB.5, EB.6, QW.2 Wallace, Ryan – CX.3, CX.4, EJ.6 Wan, Jiandi – LK.4 Wang, Bin – RW.4 Wang, Cheng – HM.5, HM.6 Wang, Chengjie – HT.6 Wang, Chu – EU.7 Wang, Chuanxi – GX.8 Wang, D. – CZ.5, CZ.6 Wang, Evelyn – CM.8, ES.8 Wang, Gonghao – GP.5 Wang, Guannan – CJ.9 Wang, Guiren – CA.10, CP.4 Wang, Haifeng – CD.5, LV.6 Wang, Kan – RD.3 Wang, Lei – AN.4 Wang, Lian-Ping – MG.8 Wang, Meng – EK.4, RD.3 Wang, Pengzhi – GS.10 Wang, R. – EC.7 Wang, Shizhao – LT.10 Wang, Wei – LC.7 Wang, Xiaoliang – ME.6 Wang, Xiaowen – CE.5 Wang, Xingshi – AL.5 Wang, Xiuyu – GS.9 Wang, Yanxing – CL.9, CL.10 Wang, Z. Jane – AX.9, ET.1, RU.2 Wang, Zhen – AC.6 Ward, G.M. – QC.6 Ward, Nick – GK.3 Warhaft, Zellman – CV.3, CV.4 Wark, Candace – GG.10 Watanabe, Hiroaki – MX.9 Watanabe, Takeshi – HH.7 Watari, Nobuhiko – LQ.5 Wayne, C. Eugene – AN.5 Webb, Brent – CM.6, HS.4, LW.3 Webb, Paul – RS.2 Webb, Stephen – CH.2, RM.3 Weber, Christopher – EW.5 Webster, D.R. – CL.7, GZ.5, MQ.8 Webster, Keegan – AB.7 Wegener, Jeffrey – LU.8 Wei, Hsien-Hung – LM.7 Wei, Mingjun – AJ.4, HD.8, HD.9 Wei, Ping – CH.4 Wei, Tie – CW.8, EC.10 Wei, Timothy – AL.5, RL.6, RT.8 Wei, Yikun – GQ.6 Weidenfeld, Michael – EY.9 Weidman, P.D. – GW.7, HC.2 Weijs, Joost – EP.6, GQ.3 Weislogel, Mark – AK.2, HU.4 Weiss, Hope – GQ.8 Weiss, Stephan – CH.9 Weisskopf, Carmen – CL.2 Weitz, David A. – AV.3 Wells, Andrew – HH.4 Wen, Ten-Chin – LM.7 Wereley, Steve – HM.1, RW.6 Wereley, Steven – GM.5, RW.7 Wesfreid, Jose Eduardo – GT.9, HE.2, HF.1, HF.2 Wessling, Matthias – HC.7 Westerdale, John – HT.8 Westerweel, Jerry – HZ.1 Wettlaufer, John – HH.4 Whang, Sung-Im – AZ.1 Wheelus, Jennifer – GF.6, GF.8 Whitaker, Dwight – EN.7 White, Brian – MH.5 White, Christopher – LB.3, MB.1, MF.3, MR.2 White, Edward – AE.5, LJ.4, LS.9 White, Ross – EW.8, LZ.8 Whitehouse, Glen – AX.4 Whitesides, Georges M. – LV.9 Whittlesey, Robert – MT.1 Wibawa, Martin – AN.8 Wiet, Chris – QJ.2 Wiggins, Andrew – HU.1, LB.4 Wiggins, Stephen – GK.9, QN.3 Wijesinghe, Susantha – HA.9 Wilkening, Jon – CK.5, CK.6, QK.4 Wilkinson, Eric – L1.21 Wilkinson, Stephen – CE.1 Willert, Christian – MW.9, RW.6 Williams, David – AJ.5, CJ.3 Williams, Lucy – MK.5 Williams, Owen – LB.10 Williams, Stuart – GM.5 Williamson, C.H.K. – CN.4, GN.6, HN.3 Williamson, Chad – QU.4 Willisson, Eric – LQ.7 Wilson, M.C.T. – GS.5 Wilson, Zachary – QB.6 Winckelmans, G. – AC.7, AN.2, LE.5 Wingate, Beth – RA.4 Winkel, Eric S. – HB.2 Winter, H. 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