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Simulations of cavitation-from the large vapour structures to the small bubble dynamics

Vallier, 2013

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Very few people around us know the meaning of the word cavitation, except from those who saw the movie" The Hunt for Red October" and can relate cavitation to Sean Connery in a submarine. Some of them know that it corresponds to the formation of bubbles, due to a …
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