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October 24, 2005, 01:37
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Help-FVM method
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Dear All I need 1D Navier stokes equation, Fortran or C Code. Now I am in begining stage of Research. So it is very useul for my further studies. Thanking You M.Muthtamil
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October 24, 2005, 15:09
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Re: Help-FVM method
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Hi
For 1-D, I don't think you need any code. You can do it analytically. However, to learn, yes that's a good start. You can find some on http://www.dmoz.org/ Vinod Dhiman |
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