Christoph Rettinger

Lehrstuhl für Informatik 10 (Systemsimulation)

Geometrically Resolved Simulation of Upstream Migrating Antidune Formation and Propagation (2023) Kemmler S, Schwarzmeier C, Rettinger C, Plewinski J, Núñez-González F, Köstler H, Rüde U, Vowinckel B Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Particle-resolved simulation of antidunes in free-surface flows (2023) Schwarzmeier C, Rettinger C, Kemmler S, Plewinski J, Núñez-González F, Köstler H, Rüde U, Vowinckel B Journal article, Original article Particle-resolved simulations of antidune migration in supercritical flows (2023) Schwarzmeier C, Rettinger C, Kemmler S, Plewinski J, Núñez-González F, Köstler H, Rüde U, Vowinckel B Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Effect of sediment form and form distribution on porosity: a simulation study based on the discrete element method (2022) Rettinger C, Rüde U, Vollmer S, Frings RM Journal article Comparative Study of the Rheological Behavior of Sheared Bi- and Polydisperse Sediment Beds via Fully Resolved Simulations (2022) Rettinger C, Eibl S, Rüde U, Konidena S, Vowinckel B Conference contribution, Conference Contribution An efficient four-way coupled lattice Boltzmann – discrete element method for fully resolved simulations of particle-laden flows (2022) Rettinger C, Rüde U Journal article, Original article Rheology of mobile sediment beds in laminar shear flow: effects of creep and polydispersity (2022) Rettinger C, Eibl S, Rüde U, Vowinckel B Journal article Coupling fully resolved light particles with the lattice Boltzmann method on adaptively refined grids (2021) Werner L, Rettinger C, Rüde U Journal article Numerical study of sheared mobile polydisperse sediment beds with a coupled lattice Boltzmann-discrete element method (2021) Rettinger C, Eibl S, Rüde U, Vowinckel B Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture The influence of size and shape on the porosity of fluvial sediment deposits - a numerical study (2021) Rettinger C, Frings R, Rüde U, Vollmer S Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture