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... potential into its oscil- latory and steady components . The steady potential is further decomposed into the double - model and perturbation potentials . The time - harmonic potential is coupled with the steady poten- tial through the ...
... potential into its oscil- latory and steady components . The steady potential is further decomposed into the double - model and perturbation potentials . The time - harmonic potential is coupled with the steady poten- tial through the ...
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... potential , 07 is the scattering potential , and j , j = 1,2 , ... 6 , are the radiation potentials corresponding to the 6 - degrees of rigid body motions of unit amplitude , ¿ ¡ are the amplitudes of the rigid - body motions , and i ...
... potential , 07 is the scattering potential , and j , j = 1,2 , ... 6 , are the radiation potentials corresponding to the 6 - degrees of rigid body motions of unit amplitude , ¿ ¡ are the amplitudes of the rigid - body motions , and i ...
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... potentials can be solved once the double - model potential is known . The boundary - value problems for the potentials is solved by use of the boundary el- ement method . The integral equation to be solved is thus given by c ¥ ( x ) + ...
... potentials can be solved once the double - model potential is known . The boundary - value problems for the potentials is solved by use of the boundary el- ement method . The integral equation to be solved is thus given by c ¥ ( x ) + ...
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