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Paper presented at the The First ISOPE European Offshore Mechanics Symposium, August 20–22, 1990
Paper Number: ISOPE-E-90-017
.... As an example B.ouo should be interpreted Bd UI + B.2U2, i = 1,2,3, will be applied. The components of eq. (9) can be rewritten as (18) where B , {J = BJ{J(r), Uo = uo(r, t) and Uo = uo(r, t) are com- ponents of B(r), u(r,t) and u(r,t) defined by eq. (17). Further (19) (20) (21) As seen, the drag term...
