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Multiphase flow is a type of flow in which two or more physical phases (gas, liquid, solid) coexist and move in dynamic interaction with each other. In such flows, the phases are distinctly separated above the molecular level, with boundaries between them observable at the macroscopic scale. Multiphase flows are prevalent in both natural processes and engineering applications and require specialized methods of investigation, analysis, and modeling due to their complex nature. Definition and Scop