AAFM - Advances and Applications in Fluid Mechanics
The Advances and Applications in Fluid Mechanics is a peer reviewed journal which publishes original research papers based on theoretical, computational or experimental investigations devoted to any aspect of fluid mechanics. Broadly, topics such as flow of compressible and incompressible fluid, hydrodynamics, hydrotechnology, boundary layer flow, lubrication, turbulence, flow in porous media, and multiphase flow are some covered by the journal. Work in fluid mechanics based on mathematical modelling, numerical methods or simulation are promoted. Articles dealing with applications of fluid mechanics in civil engineering, geosciences, biological sciences and aerodynamics are highly encouraged. Survey articles covering findings in certain direction capable to create an avenue for further investigation are welcome.Frequency :
The AAFM is published in four issues per volume annually appearing in January, April, July and October.
Advances and Applications in Fluid Mechanics
Scopus coverage years: from 2007 to 2017 (coverage discontinued in Scopus)
Publisher: Pushpa Publishing House
ISSN: 0973-4686
Subject area:
Engineering: Mechanical Engineering
Source type: Journal
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Original copies, in copy, might be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief or Managing Editor or to a Member of the Editorial Board for thought in the Advances and Applications in Fluid Mechanics at the location of the PublisherThe paper must be written just on one side in twofold separating with a liberal edge all round.
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Abstracting, Indexing:
- SCOPUS
- Scientific Reviews
- MathSciNet
- SCIRUS
- Google Scholar
- IndexCopernicus Data
- Zentralblatt hide Mathematik
- EBSCOhost
- Ulrich's web
- ProQuest