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Proceedings of the Workshop on Ship Wave-Resistance Computations Held at Bethesda, Maryland on 13-14 November 1979. Volume 2
Kwang June Bai, Justin Huntly McCarthy
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Abstract
Partial Contents: Calculation of the Wave Resistance of Ships by the Numerical Solution of Neumann-Kelvin Problem and by Using a Singularity Method; Wave Resistance Calculation for Wigley, Inui Hull S-201 and Series 60 Hulls; Calculations with the XYZ Free Surface Program for Five Ship Models; Calculation of Ship Wave Resistance with Special Reference Sinkage; Computations of Wave- Resistance by the Low Speed Theory Imposing Accurate Hull Surface Condition; Simple Calculation of Sheltering Effect on Wave Resistance of Low Speed Ships; Second Order Wave Resistance; Wave Resistance of the Wigley and Inui Hull Forms Predicted by Two Simple Slender-Ship Wave-Resistance Formulas; Numerical Calculation of Second-Order Wave Resistance Using Lagrangian Coordinates; Wave- Resistance of Double Model in Finite Depth and Its Application to Hull Form Design; Computations by Finite Element Method; Wave Resistance in a Restricted Water by the Localized Finite Element Method; Nonlinear Calculations of Three- Dimensional Potential Flow about a Ship; Guilloton's Method; Calculation of Ship Wave Resistance Using a Surface Source Distribution; Computation by Numerical Far-Field Wave Survey Data; Calculation of Ship Wave Resistance Including the Effects of Boundary Layer and Wake; and Wave Making Resistance of the Model Series 60 '4210W' by Regression Analysis.