On the numerical simulation of the unsteady free fall of a solid in a fluid. I: The Newtonian case
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- A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TIME-STEPPING TECHNIQUES FOR THE INCOMPRESSIBLE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS: FROM FULLY IMPLICIT NON-LINEAR SCHEMES TO SEMI-IMPLICIT PROJECTION METHODS
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