A finite element solution of the navier stokes equations for the incompressible flow through the bundles of cylinders

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Altınışık, Armağan

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A. Altınışık, “A finite element solution of the navier stokes equations for the incompressible flow through the bundles of cylinders,” Middle East Technical University, 1991.