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Performance comparison of tethered and self-propelled models of fish locomotion using unsteady thin airfoil theory
Numerous experimental and computational studies have been conducted in the past few decades to understand the swimming performance of fish, and to identify the optimal kinematic strategies for a swimming fish or fish-like robot. Many of these studies model the swimmer in a `tethered' condition, in w
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