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Andrea Lani edited this page Nov 7, 2016 · 7 revisions

[WATCH VIDEO: Physics-driven mesh deformation in an inviscid supersonic flow (Mach=2) inside a wedge channel.] (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andrealani/COOLFluiD/master/videos/wedge_mesh.avi)

Physics-driven mesh deformation in an ideal MHD rotor case.

Physics-driven mesh deformation in an ideal MHD rotor case by Firas Ben Ameur.

Physics-driven mesh deformation in an inviscid hypersonic flow (Mach=15) over a cylinder.

Physics-driven mesh deformation in an inviscid hypersonic flow (Mach=15) over a cylinder by Firas Ben Ameur.

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