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An Introduction To Single-Point Closure Methodology

B. E. Launder

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The material presented in Section 1 will replicate that covered in earlier chapters. It may nevertheless be helpful to include it to familiarize the reader both with the nomenclature adopted and the assumptions being made.

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The material presented in Section 1 will replicate that covered in earlier chapters. It may nevertheless be helpful to include it to familiarize the reader both with the nomenclature adopted and the assumptions being made.

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The material presented in Section 1 will replicate that covered in earlier chapters. It may nevertheless be helpful to include it to familiarize the reader both with the nomenclature adopted and the assumptions being made.

Key concepts: Section (typography), Closure (psychology), Point (geometry), Replicate, Computer science, Mathematics, Political science, Geometry

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