Peer Reviewed Journal

[1] J.B. Freund, J. Kim, R.H. Ewoldt (2018). Field sensitivity of flow predictions to rheological parameters, Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, Vol 256, (pp. 71-82) available at: doi.

[2] J. Kim, P.K. Singh, J.B Freund, R.H. Ewoldt (2019). Uncertainty Propagation in Simulation Predictions of Generalized Newtonian Fluid Flows, Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, available at: doi.

[3] J. Kim, J. D. Park (2020). The non-homogenous flow of a thixotropic fluid around a sphere, Applied Mathematical Modeling, available at: doi.

[4] J. Kim, M. Jacobs, S. Osher, N. C. Admal (2021). A crystal symmetry-invariant Kobayash-Warren-Cater grain boundary model and its implementation using a thresholding algorithm, Computational Materials Science, availalble at: doi.

[5] J. Kim, J. D. Park (2021). A thixotropic fluid flow around two sequentially aligned spheres, Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, availalble at: doi.

[6] J. Kim, N. C. Admal (2023). A stochastic framework for evolving grain statistics using a neural network model for grain topology transformations, Computational Materials Science, available at: doi.

[7] J. Kim (2023). Adjoint-based sensitivity analysis of viscoelastic fluids at a low deborah number, Applied Mathematical Modeling, available at: doi.

[8] J. Kim, N.C Admal (2024). Statistics of grain microstructure evolution under anisotropic grain boundary energies and mobilities using threshold-dynamics, Modeling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering, available at: doi.

[9] H.-J. Park, J. Kim, H. Kim (2024). Segment-Based Wall Treatment Model for Heat Transfer Rate in Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics, Physics of Fluid, available at: link.

[10] J. Kim, H-J. Park, A. Penumarti, J. Shin (2024). Fast Marching based Rendezvous Path Planning for a Team of Heterogeneous Vehicles IEEE ACCESS, available at: link.


Preprint

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Working Paper

[1] H-J. Park, J. Kim Insights into Granular Material Flow Modeling: DEM vs. SPH Perspectives


Thesis

[1] J. Kim , Models for grain microstructure evolution and grain statistics University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, available at: IDEALS.