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Gergely Hajgató, Bálint Gyires-Tóth, György Paál
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A novel technique to accelerate optimization-driven aerodynamic shape design is presented in the paper. The methodology of optimization-driven design is based on the automated evaluation of many similar shapes which are generated according to the output ...
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Bence Dániel Darázs, György Paál
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of spreading the fingers in human swimming. Two-dimensional CFD simulations were carried out to gain insight into this problem, modelling the fingers by equidistant cylinders. One, two and then four...
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Ádám Ugron, György Paál
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Cerebral aneurysms are bulges appearing on brain arteries. The development, growth and rupture has been intensively studied using numerical tools. We present a series of studies covering many of the open questions related to the boundary conditions used ...
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István Vaik, Roxána Varga, György Paál
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This paper is the first half of a two-part publication. In these papers the well-known low Mach number edge tone configuration is investigated that is one of thecanonical self-sustained flow configurations leading to simple aeroacoustic flow phe-nomena. ...
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István Vaik, Roxána Varga, György Paál
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This paper is the second half of a two-part publication. The first part containsa detailed overview of the edge tone literature and also describes the qualitativebehaviour of the edge tone when varying its mean parameters i.e. the mean exitvelocity of th...
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