UFR 3-13 References
Flow over an isolated hill (without dispersion)
Underlying Flow Regime 3-13 © copyright ERCOFTAC 2004
References
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Acknowledgments: for solutions contributed by A. Davroux, C. Hoa, Y. Addad, J. Uribe
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Contributors: Frederic Archambeau - EDF - R&D Division