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Two-way actuator-line coupling of a geometrically exact finite-volume beam with incompressible and free-surface flow
Slender flexible structures such as mooring lines, aquaculture netting, and aquatic vegetation are too thin to be resolved economically by a body-fitted mesh, yet they exchange momentum with the flow in both directions. This paper presents a finite volume actuator-line formulation for the fluid--str
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