D. Höhner

LAMMPS - a flexible simulation tool for particle-based materials modeling at the atomic, meso, and continuum scales

Efficient implementation of superquadric particles in Discrete Element Method within an open-source framework

Discrete element models for non-spherical particle systems: From theoretical developments to applications

Aspherical particle models for molecular dynamics simulation

Contact parameter estimation for DEM simulation of iron ore pellet handling

A parametric evaluation of powder flowability using a Freeman rheometer through statistical and sensitivity analysis: A discrete element method (DEM) study

Multi-sphere approximation of real particles for DEM simulation based on a modified greedy heuristic algorithm

DEM investigation of granular flow and binary mixture segregation in a rotating tumbler: Influence of particle shape and internal baffles

Effect of shape and friction on the packing and flow of granular materials

Binder jet 3D printing—Process parameters, materials, properties, modeling, and challenges

Segregation behavior of particles in a top hopper of a blast furnace

Investigation of particle dynamics in a rotary drum by means of experiments and numerical simulations using DEM

Impact of shape representation schemes used in discrete element modelling of particle packing

Review: Calibration of the discrete element method

Maize grain shape approaches for DEM modelling

Identification of DEM simulation parameters by Artificial Neural Networks and bulk experiments

A study on the influence of particle shape on the mechanical interactions of granular media in a hopper using the Discrete Element Method

A numerical study on the influence of particle shape on hopper discharge within the polyhedral and multi-sphere discrete element method

A study on the influence of particle shape and shape approximation on particle mechanics in a rotating drum using the discrete element method

Experimental and numerical investigation on the influence of particle shape and shape approximation on hopper discharge using the discrete element method

Comparison of the multi-sphere and polyhedral approach to simulate non-spherical particles within the discrete element method: Influence on temporal force evolution for multiple contacts