Determination of cavitation load spectra – Part 1: Static finite element approach
Authors:
- Samir Chandra RoySRSamir Chandra Roy
- Jean-Pierre FrancJFJean-Pierre Franc
- Christian PelloneCPChristian Pellone
- Marc FivelMFMarc Fivel
Abstract
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- Office of Naval Research
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