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| English | Using fully implicit conservative statements to close open boundaries passing through recirculations |
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Using fully implicit conservative statements to close open boundaries passing through recirculations (English)
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2 February 2007
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finite volume
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finite element
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artificial boundary
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implicit method
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open boundary conditions
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backward-facing step
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