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Hello,

I am new to CFD and OpenFOAM. I started learning OpenFOAM with the cavity and dambreak tutorials. Then I solved the wigleyHull tutorial. I haven't changed any boundary condition or any important parameter in the files.

I was wondering if there is any experimental data in the literature just to make sure if I did everything right or not.

Is there any experimental data in a paper that I can compare the results of my wigleyHull tutorial simulation?

Thanks in advance,
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