Microfluid Mechanics: Principles and Modeling (Nanoscience and Technology)

microfluid Mechanics: From Fundamental Principles To Sophisticated Mathematical Models

this Rigorous Reference Provides A Comprehensive Overview Of The Fundamental Principles Governing Microfluid Mechanics And The Complex Mathematical Models Essential To Measuring And Predicting The Reactions Of Gasses And Liquids In Microenvironments Which Is A Critical Part Of The Design And Fabrication Of Mems Devices.

this Complete Research Source Offers Expert, Up-to-date Coverage Of:

• microflow Modeling Based On First Principles
• continuum And Molecular Description Of Microfluid Flows
• simple And Advanced Numerical Simulation Tools
• disturbance Flow Physics In Artificially And Naturally Forced Microflows

dr. William W. Liou Received His Ph.d. Degree From Penn State University In 1990. His Doctoral Research Focuses On The Theoretical Modeling And Computational Simulations Of Turbulent Fluid Flows. He Has Worked As A Research Associate At The Institute For Computational Method In Propulsion At Nasa Glenn Research Center For Six Years. His Research Activities At Nasa Involve Studying The Laminar And Turbulent Flow Physics For Propulsion. Since 1997, Dr. Liou Has Been Working As An Assistant And An Associate Professor At Western Michigan University.

dr. Fang Is A Research Fellow Of Mechanical And Aeronautical Engineering At Western Michigan University. He Received His M.s. Degree From The University Of Science And Technology Of China, P. R. China, In 1998, And Ph.d. Degree In Mechanical Engineering From The Western Michigan University In 2003. Since 1998, He Started His Research Work In Microfluid Dynamics, Which Include Theoretical And Computational Modeling By Using Both Molecular- And Continuum-methods.