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by Unknow| 2008| 133 pages| 15.21| English

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2.5 Coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian formulation 7.7 Summary of Abaqus' CEL method . 9.3 analysis time and critical time step size channel flow . 72 . 8.2 results Couette flow model in Abaqus/Explicit.

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Publication Year:2008
Pages:133
Language:English
File Size:15.21
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