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Solution of the Von Mises Boundary Layer Equation Using a High-Speed Computer
Mathematics of Computation
- United States
doi 10.2307/2002899
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Computational Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Number Theory
Algebra
Date
July 1, 1961
Authors
A. R. Mitchell
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JSTOR
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