Progress in Computational Heat and Mass Transfer contains papers from internationally

known authors selected from contributions presented at the Fourth International

Conference of Computational Heat and Mass Transfer that was held in Paris-Cachan, on

May 17-20, 2005.

The book is multidisciplinary in nature covering various aspects of physical phenomena

encompassing a wide spectrum of research orientation, and industrial subjects that are

going on on computational fluid flow, heat and mass transfer.

The book contains experimental, theoretical and computational models not only in classical

CFD/CHMT fields but also including new and innovative approaches. The topics are

ranged from micro- to macro-scale applications and fundamentals, such as Lattice

Boltzmann Method, Molecular Dynamic Simulation, Multiphase and Multicomponent

transports, Moving Boundaries, Melting and Solidification, etc.

The manuscript provides a valuable instantaneous picture of the CFD/CHMT domains and

a source of information for scientists and professionals in research and engineering.