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Then the particular solution of o, around cylinder i, which satisfies the
inhomogeneous free surface condition, can be obtained by the following integral
over the free surface i.e. *::=#| |'Ar. 6]or. 6... r. 8) dear = in X. e" f:Ark (r. z; r.)r dr (
34a) n > -oo ...
Then the particular solution of o, around cylinder i, which satisfies the
inhomogeneous free surface condition, can be obtained by the following integral
over the free surface i.e. *::=#| |'Ar. 6]or. 6... r. 8) dear = in X. e" f:Ark (r. z; r.)r dr (
34a) n > -oo ...
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(5) In this equation, the pressure term is treated explicitly and w' can be obtained
directly. However, the solution w does not satisfy the continuity equation.
Subtracting equation (5) from (4), it is obtained: 1 -ve" + #A'" i:(n+1) — w - - v (**) -
p") At ...
(5) In this equation, the pressure term is treated explicitly and w' can be obtained
directly. However, the solution w does not satisfy the continuity equation.
Subtracting equation (5) from (4), it is obtained: 1 -ve" + #A'" i:(n+1) — w - - v (**) -
p") At ...
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denotes a matrix inversion. The force vector (k'), is the ith. column of the stiffness
matrix of the member shown in Fig.2. From Eq.(5) for i=1 to 12 (space frame) the
stiffness matrix of a partly connected member is obtained to be, [k]=[k][T] .
denotes a matrix inversion. The force vector (k'), is the ith. column of the stiffness
matrix of the member shown in Fig.2. From Eq.(5) for i=1 to 12 (space frame) the
stiffness matrix of a partly connected member is obtained to be, [k]=[k][T] .
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OCEAN WAVES AND ENERGY | 1 |
Load Control Method and Its Realization on an OWC Wave Power Converter | 19 |
Nonlinearity in CrestTrough Statistics of Bretschneider Seas | 27 |
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