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A finite element segregated method for thermo-chemical equilibrium and nonequilibrium hypersonic flows using adapted grids
This dissertation concerns the development of a loosely coupled, finite element method for the numerical simulation of 2-D hypersonic, thermo-chemical equilibrium and nonequilibrium flows, with an emphasis on resolving directional flow features, such as shocks, by an anisotropic mesh adaptation proc
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