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hello ... i am new with cygwin ... and i want you to help me. ...
First of all, i want to determine the steady state stream function in a 2-D duct using a square mesh by using the finite-difference methodology and i want to simulate it....and i read a lot of information at http://dehesa.freeshell.org/ avout vogle that make graphs and FDLIB ...can you tell me what to |
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