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Modelling of natural convection along isothermal plates and in channels using diffusion velocity method
The diffusion velocity method (DVM), a version of vortex element method (VEM), was used to model the steady state, laminar natural convection flows along isothermal vertical plates and in isothermal vertical channels. For each case, numerical models were developed using DVM from the vorticity transp...
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