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Motions and Loads of a Catamaran Ship of Arbitrary Shape in a Seaway

C. H. Kim

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An analytical method is presented for predicting the motions and loads of a catamaran of arbitrary shape running in oblique regular waves. Numerical calculations were carried out for the ASR catamaran and a semisubmersible. Correlations between the theoretical and experimental values are shown and a brief discussion is given.

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An analytical method is presented for predicting the motions and loads of a catamaran of arbitrary shape running in oblique regular waves. Numerical calculations were carried out for the ASR catamaran and a semisubmersible. Correlations between the theoretical and experimental values are shown and a brief discussion is given.

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An analytical method is presented for predicting the motions and loads of a catamaran of arbitrary shape running in oblique regular waves. Numerical calculations were carried out for the ASR catamaran and a semisubmersible. Correlations between the theoretical and experimental values are shown and a brief discussion is given.

Key concepts: Oblique case, Geology, Marine engineering, Mechanics, Physics, Engineering, Philosophy, Linguistics

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