Multifluid Finite Volume Navier-Stokes Solutions
for Realistic Fluid Animation

(Supplemental Material)

John A. Turner - Andre C. Mazzone

Blue Sky Studios, Inc.

May 23, 1999

This is an index to the supplemental material for the technical sketch of the same title.

• An extended version of the summary published in the proceedings, in Portable Document Format (PDF). [Requires a PDF reader, such as Adobe's Acrobat Reader.]

• A slow-motion animation of the initial test simulation described in the summary. The simulation is rendered in two different environments; both are included because some features are easier to see in one environment or the other:
  • yellowish/gold environment (MPEG-1 or QuickTime (Cinepak compression))
  • neutral gray environment (MPEG-1 or QuickTime (Cinepak compression))

  [Note that playback of MPEG-1 and QuickTime movies requires a player such as movieplayer on SGI, Xanim on other Unix platforms, or the Windows Media Player on Microsoft operating systems. QuickTime 4.0 (from Apple) can also be used for playback of QuickTime movies on many platforms.]

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Multifluid Finite Volume Navier-Stokes Solutions
for Realistic Fluid Animation

(Supplemental Material)

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