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Practical animation of liquids
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Physically based modeling and animation of fire
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Structural modeling of flames for a production environment
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Animation and rendering of complex water surfaces
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Fluid control using the adjoint method
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Directable photorealistic liquids
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Animation of reactive gaseous fluids through chemical kinetics
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Better with bubbles: enhancing the visual realism of simulated fluid
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Controllable smoke animation with guiding objects
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Controlling fluid animation with geometric potential: Research Articles
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Particle-based fluid-fluid interaction
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Simulation of miscible binary mixtures based on lattice Boltzmann method: Research Articles
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Detail-preserving rendering of free surface fluid with Lattice Boltzmann
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Interactive visual simulation of dynamic ink diffusion effects
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In our surrounding environment, we may often see many various miscible liquid-liquid mixture phenomena, like pouring honey or ink into water, Coca Cola into strong wine etc., while few papers have devoted to the simulation of the phenomena. In this paper, we use a two-fluid lattice Boltzmann method (TFLBM) to simulate the underlying dynamics of miscible mixtures. By the method, a subgrid model is applied to improve its numerical stability so that the free surface of the mixture, accompanying with higher Reynolds number, can be simulated. We also apply control forces to the mixture with interesting animation created. By optimizing the memory structure and taking the advantage of dual-core or multi-core systems, we achieve real time computation for a domain in 643 cells full of fluid mixtures.