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Machine Learning Integration in Computational Fluid Dynamics for Turbulence Modeling
This study explores the integration of Machine Learning (ML) with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to improve turbulence modeling. Key findings indicate that ML-enhanced turbulence models significantly improve accuracy and computational efficiency compared to traditional models. High-fidelity turb
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