Patrick Kreissl
PhD student
| Office: | 1.041 |
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| Phone: | +49 711 685-63594 |
| Fax: | +49 711 685-63658 |
| Email: | pkreissl _at_ icp.uni-stuttgart.de |
| Address: | Patrick Kreissl Institute for Computational Physics Universität Stuttgart Allmandring 3 70569 Stuttgart Germany |
Publications
2019
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Jonas Landsgesell, David Sean, Patrick Kreissl, Kai Szuttor, Christian Holm.
Modeling Gel Swelling Equilibrium in the Mean Field: From Explicit to Poisson-Boltzmann Models.
Physical Review Letters 122(20):208002, 2019.
[PDF] (500 KB) [DOI] -
Rudolf Weeber, Patrick Kreissl, Christian Holm.
Studying the field-controlled change of shape and elasticity of magnetic gels using particle-based simulations.
Archive of Applied Mechanics 89(1):3–16, 2019.
[PDF] (2.3 MB) [DOI]
2018
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Michael Kuron, Patrick Kreissl, Christian Holm.
Toward Understanding of Self-Electrophoretic Propulsion under Realistic Conditions: From Bulk Reactions to Confinement Effects.
Accounts of Chemical Research 51(12):2998–3005, 2018.
[PDF] (3.6 MB) [DOI]
2017
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Ran Niu, Patrick Kreissl, Aidan Thomas Brown, Georg Rempfer, Denis Botin, Christian Holm, Thomas Palberg, Joost de Graaf.
Microfluidic pumping by micromolar salt concentrations.
Soft Matter 13(7):1505–1518, 2017.
[PDF] (4.5 MB) [DOI]
2016
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Patrick Kreissl, Christian Holm, Joost de Graaf.
The efficiency of self-phoretic propulsion mechanisms with surface reaction heterogeneity.
The Journal of Chemical Physics 144(20):204902, 2016.
[PDF] (1.6 MB) [DOI]
Teaching
- Computergrundlagen (WS 20/21)
- Physik auf dem Computer (SS 20)
- Simulation Methods in Physics I (WS 19/20)
- Hauptseminar "Theory and Simulation of Soft and Active Matter" (SS 19)
- Computergrundlagen (WS 18/19)
- Physikalisches Praktikum I (SS 17)
- Hauptseminar "Active Matter" (SS 17)
- Computergrundlagen (WS 16/17)
Students
- Marco Brückner, B.Sc. thesis
"Simulating Shape-Anisotropic Magnetic Particles in Complex Fluids" (2019). - Ashreya Jayaram, M.Sc. thesis
"Explicit Modelling of Viscoelastic Media Based on the Lattice-Boltzmann Method" (2018). - Michael Marquardt, B.Sc. thesis
"Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Microgels Loaded with a Ferrofluid" (2018).