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A Fully Parallel Dual-Grid Immersed-Boundary Framework for Flow-Induced Sound from Complex Moving and Deforming Bodies
Predicting flow-induced sound from moving and deforming bodies is computationally demanding because the near-field hydrodynamics and the far-field acoustics require substantially different spatial resolutions and domain extents. A fully parallel hybrid framework is developed to address this disparit
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