CALCULATION OF VISCOUS PRESSURE RESISTANCE OF SHIPS BASED ON A HIGHER ORDER BOUNDARY LAYER THEORY.

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Nagamatsu, Tetsuo

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Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering | 1981年 / 19卷

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FLOW OF FLUIDS - Boundary Layer - STATISTICAL METHODS

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