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The
Proceedings
Fifth
International
Conference on
Numerical
Ship Hydrodynamics
Edited by
Kazu-hiro Mori
Sponsored by
Shipbuilding Research Association of Japan
David Taylor Research Center
Office of Naval Research
Naval Studies Boarcl of the
National Research Council
24-28 September 1989
Hiroshima International Conference Center
Hiroshima, Japan
NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS
Washington, D.C. 1990
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