Fluid-Structure Interaction for the Classroom: Interpolation, Hearts, and Swimming!
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Title of paper: Fluid-Structure Interaction for the Classroom: Interpolation, Hearts, and Swimming!
Author: Nicholas A. Battista
File: M120928SupMat1.zip
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Contents: Specifically indexes what items are included in the Supplemental.zip folder and lists the cubic interpolation coefficients for various cases presented in the text.
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