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Paper presented at the The Seventh International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, May 25–30, 1997
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-97-353
...-variables based fractional-step formulation is used for the analysis of viscous flow, while a mixed Eulerian-Lagrangian formulation for that of inviscid flow. New results obtained for a range of amplitudes and frequencies of body oscillation and mean depth of body submergence, demonstrate effects of free...
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Paper presented at the The Fourth International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, April 10–15, 1994
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-94-214
..., IS determined by the normal velOCity of flUid particle along It at ItS mean positIOn. Because the gaps between the flUid free surface and the flat top of body, are changing With body OSCillation, It will cause some water exchanges through them, so the gaps are source-like pieces (Newman et ai, 1984) 233 as we...
