Stephen Turnock

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Thrust-versus-endurance trade-off optimization in swimming Engineering Optimization	2022-12-23	Paper
Application of the VORTFIND algorithm for the identification of vortical flow features around complex three-dimensional geometries International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids	2020-02-18	Paper
Exploration of digital-filter and forward-stepwise synthetic turbulence generators and an improvement for their skewness-kurtosis Computers and Fluids	2018-08-06	Paper
Characterisation of sheet cavity noise of a hydrofoil using the Ffowcs Williams-hawkings acoustic analogy Computers and Fluids	2018-06-26	Paper
Evaluation of a rapid method for the simulation of sloshing in rectangular and octagonal containers at intermediate filling levels Computers and Fluids	2017-07-05	Paper
A rapid method for the simulation of sloshing using a mathematical model based on the pendulum equation Computers and Fluids	2017-07-05	Paper
Wrinkle development analysis in thin sail-like structures using MITC shell finite elements Finite Elements in Analysis and Design	2014-01-24	Paper
An investigation of multiphase CFD modelling of a lateral sloshing tank Computers and Fluids	2012-05-10	Paper
Ship resistance and propulsion. Practical estimation of ship propulsive power	2012-02-01	Paper
Impact of a free-falling wedge with water: synchronized visualization, pressure and acceleration measurements Fluid Dynamics Research	2010-10-11	Paper
Unsteady simulations of the flow around a short surface-mounted cylinder International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids	2007-02-09	Paper
Transition from vortex to wall driven turbulence production in the Taylor-Couette system with a rotating inner cylinder International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids	2002-08-04	Paper

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