Finite Elements in Fluids, Volume 4Richard H. Gallagher Wiley, 1982 - Finite element method Vols. 1-3 contain selected papers and revisions of papers from the International Symposium on Finite Element Methods in Flow Problems; vol. 4 contains selected papers from the International Conference on Finite Elements in Flow Problems; vols. 5- contain revisions of selected papers presented at the International Symposium of Finite Elements for Flow Problems. |
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Mixed Finite Element Solution of Fluid Flow Problems | 1 |
A Finite Element Simulation of the Subsidence of a Gas Reser | 9 |
Conservation Laws for Primitive Variable Formulations of | 21 |
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