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Fluid simulation is a central topic in computer graphics, encompassing a wide range of methodologies for modeling Newtonian, non-Newtonian, and viscoelastic behaviors across both single-phase and multiphase settings. Existing single-phase frameworks have achieved high visual fidelity, yet multiphase simulations remain limited in accurately capturing complex phase interactions, particularly under high-viscosity-ratio or viscoelastic conditions. To address these challenges, we develop a unified multiphase viscoelastic formulation capable of handling diverse fluid types-including Newtonian, shear-dependent non-Newtonian, and viscoelastic flows-within a single consistent framework. The formulation extends mixture-model approaches through a multi-mode conformation tensor representation, which enhances numerical stability via phase-level stress corrections and efficiently captures a broad spectrum of rheological behaviors. Compared with existing techniques, our framework achieves improved momentum-mass consistency and numerical stability, maintaining physically plausible results across wide viscosity ranges, advancing the state of the art in multiphase viscoelastic fluid simulation.
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