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SIREN: A nonlinear Rankine-source boundary element solver for the stationary motion of a marine vehicle in calm water
SIREN (Ship Inviscid Resistance and Elevation eNgine) is a Rankine-source panel solver for the steady wave resistance of a ship, in the tradition of Dawson's method. The free-surface condition is linearised about a base flow, and the linearisation is iterated. In the present formulation the base flo
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