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Figure 1. Dicom images obtained by ct scan. Above (30.-60.-90.-120.-150.-180.-210.-240.-270.-300
Figure 5.(b)                                                                                         Meshed finite element model
Figure 11. Drag coefficient decrease with growing Reynolds numbers.
Figure 14e. Velocity magnitude t = 0.8s

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