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    This document is a presentation on advanced hydrodynamics lectures from Sharif University of Technology. It includes an overview of hydrodynamics and discussions of viscous and inviscid fluids, as well as lifting surfaces. The presentation was published in February 2020 and has been accessed 161 times, but has not yet been cited. The two authors are researchers at Sharif University studying related topics including hydrodynamic coefficients of catamarans and numerical modeling of high speed vessels.

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    Advanced Hydrodynamics Lectures (Sharif University of Technology) 1-Over View 2-Model Testing 3-Viscose Fluid 4-In Viscid Fluid 5-Lifting Surfaces

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    Advanced Hydrodynamics Lectures (Sharif University of Technology) 1-Over


    view 2-Model Testing 3-Viscose Fluid 4-In viscid Fluid 5-Lifting Surfaces

    Presentation · February 2020


    DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.32896.17929

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