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An improved three-dimensional model for interface pressure calculations in free-surface flows
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    An improved three-dimensional model for interface pressure calculations in free-surface flows (English)
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    15 April 2010
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    free-surface flows
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    surface tension
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    volume-of-fluid (VOF) method
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    spurious currents
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    continuum surface force (CSF)
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    continuous surface stress (CSS)
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