sci.physics.computational.fluid-dynamics

"Sebastian Hanigk" wrote in message
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> kis writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. Do you know any book which has this (your
>> paragraph) explained?
>
> Joel Ferziger & Milovan Peric: Computational Methods for Fluid Dynamics,
> Springer 2001 is in my opinion a rather good book.
>
>
o I never imagined that you would say yes

It was one of those things that came up completely randomly in another
search

when something like that happens, you say to yourself, serendipity
strikes, you have to go.

a chance to meet people I have only enocuntered in national geographic

mk5000


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