Session 103

Whole Body Swimming Mechanics

Day: Sunday, Jan. 6, 13:30-15:30
Room: 22

Organizer(s): Chris Kenaley, Eric Tytell

Session Author(s) Title

103		 TACK, NB*; DU CLOS, KT; GEMMELL, BJ Exploring the Benefits and Limitations of Eel-like Swimming

103		 DONATELLI, CM*; SHEN, TH; KHANNA, S; TYTELL, ED The hydrodynamics of tail twisting during swimming in the American Eel (Anguilla rostrata)

103		 HOWE, SP*; LEFFLER, D; ASTLEY, HC Midlines in motion: Connecting Midline Curvature Dynamics to Heading Change and Center of Mass Deflection in Fishes

103		 LUCAS, KN*; LAUDER, GV; TYTELL, ED Low and High Pressure Both Contribute to Force Production in Body-Caudal Fin Locomotion in Fishes

103		 MING, TY; SONG, JL; JIN, BW; LUO, HX; DU, RX; DING, Y* How Fish Power Swimming — a 3D Computational Fluid Dynamics Study

103		 KENALEY, CP*; PETROSIAN, G; SANTOS-POWELL, N; ROONEY, C No One Lambda: Propulsive Wavelength Varies with Swimming Speed and Axial Position in Rainbow Trout.

103		 JUSUFI, A*; VOGT, D; WOOD, RJ Co-Contraction facilitates Body Stiffness Modulation during Swimming with Sensory Feedback in a Soft Biorobotic Physical Model

103		 TYTELL, E.D. How body shape and mechanics interact for swimming performance in (physical models of) fishes: Volumetric flow visualization, forces, and power
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