A contact dynamics code implementation for the simulation of asteroid evolution and regolith in the asteroid environment
Abstract
Over the last decades, simulations by discrete elements methods (DEM) have proven to be a reliable analysis tool in various domains of science and engineering. By providing access to the local physical mechanisms, DEM allows the exploration of microscopic based phenomena related to particles properties and interactions in various conditions and to revisit constitutive equations consequently. The growing computer power and memory now allow us to...
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Title
A contact dynamics code implementation for the simulation of asteroid evolution and regolith in the asteroid environment
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
363
Pages
114441 - 114441
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