Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1, Parts 1-2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2004 - Arctic regions |
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... equations to be solved are Navier - Stokes equa- tions ( 1 , 2 ) and an equation of state for the pressure which is called Tait's equation ( 3 ) . The use of this equation of state al- lows to avoid an expensive resolution of Poisson ...
... equations to be solved are Navier - Stokes equa- tions ( 1 , 2 ) and an equation of state for the pressure which is called Tait's equation ( 3 ) . The use of this equation of state al- lows to avoid an expensive resolution of Poisson ...
Page 778
... equation is written with density , while velocity divergence is usually used in grid methods . ( The finite difference method et al . ) The left side of the equation ( 2 ) denotes the Lagrangian differentiation including convection ...
... equation is written with density , while velocity divergence is usually used in grid methods . ( The finite difference method et al . ) The left side of the equation ( 2 ) denotes the Lagrangian differentiation including convection ...
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... equation is used which reduces problems from the singularity involved in the conventional integral equation . At first order , using the Green's function G ( r , r ) satisfying the linear free surface boundary condition , the Sommerfeld ...
... equation is used which reduces problems from the singularity involved in the conventional integral equation . At first order , using the Green's function G ( r , r ) satisfying the linear free surface boundary condition , the Sommerfeld ...
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