An edition of Computational fluid dynamics (1977)

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AGARD
Language
English
Pages
174

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Subjects

Finite element method, Fluid dynamics, Numerical analysis
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Cover of: Computational fluid dyamics
Computational fluid dyamics: material assembledto Support a lecture series under the joint sponsorship of the Von Karman Institute and the Fluid Dynamics Panel, and held at the Wright - Patterson Air Force Base... 21-23 March and 25-27 April 1977.
1977, Agard
in English
Cover of: Computational fluid dynamics.
Computational fluid dynamics.
1977, AGARD
in English

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"Assembled to support a Lecture Series under the joint sponsorship of the Von Kármán Institute and the Fluid Dynamics Panel, together with the Consultant and Exchange Program of AGARD. Presented at the Von Kármán Institute on 21-23 March, and at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio 45433, USA on 25-27 April 1977."

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Neuilly sur Seine, France
Series
AGARD lecture series -- no. 86

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Pagination
174 p. in various pagings :
Number of pages
174

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Open Library
OL22747309M
ISBN 10
9283512413
ISBN 13
9789283512417

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OL6309231W

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