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  1. A new microscopic paradigm for modeling the non-Newtonian behavior of simple liquids

    Article • Condensed Matter, February 2023, MDPI AG

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  2. Publisher's Note: “A novel general modeling of the viscoelastic properties of fluids: Application to mechanical relaxation and low frequency oscillation measurements of liquid water” [Phys. Fluids 34, 043109 (2022)]

    Article • Physics of Fluids, May 2022, American Institute of Physics

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  3. A novel general modeling of the viscoelastic properties of fluids

    Article • Physics of Fluids, April 2022, American Institute of Physics

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  4. New equations of state describing both the dynamic viscosity and self-diffusion coefficient for potassium and thallium in their fluid phases

    Article • Physics of Fluids, January 2022, American Institute of Physics

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  5. New paradigm to describe transport properties of fluids

    Article • Physics of Fluids, November 2021, American Institute of Physics

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  6. Modeling the positive ions mobility with application to liquid helium

    Article • Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, January 2015, Royal Society of Chemistry

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN, Dr Klaus von Haeften

  7. Line broadening of excimers bound to the surface of 4He clusters investigated by comparison with corona discharge excitation spectra

    Article • The European Physical Journal D, June 2013, Springer Science + Business Media

    Dr Klaus von Haeften, Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  8. Excited atoms in cavities of liquid He I: long-range interatomic repulsion and broadening of atomic lines

    Article • The European Physical Journal Applied Physics, February 2013, EDP Sciences

    Dr Klaus von Haeften, Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  9. Experimental and theoretical characterization of the long-range interaction between He * ( 3 s ) and He( 1 s )

    Article • Physical Review A, April 2012, American Physical Society (APS)

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN

  10. Electrocoalescence Criterion for Two Close Water Drops

    Article • September 2007, Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

    Dr Frédéric AITKEN