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Macro-micro Interlocked Simulation for Multiscale Phenomena

A new methodology for the simulation of multiscale pro-cesses, called Macro-Micro Interlocked (MMI) Simulation, is introduced. The MMI simulation is carried out by the two-way connection of different numerical models, which may handle macroscopic and microscopic dynamics, respectively. The MMI simulation are applied to several multiscale phenomena, for instance, cloud formation, gas detonation, and plasma dynamics. The results indicate that the MMI simulation provide us an effective and prospective framework for multiscale simulation.

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