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Comparing the mathematical models of lighthill to the performance of a biomimetic fish

McMasters et al., 2008

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993900942147781991
Author
McMasters R
Grey C
Sollock J
Mukherjee R
Benard A
Diaz A
Publication year
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Bioinspiration & biomimetics

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The mathematical models for the performance of aquatic animals developed by M Lighthill are compared with the experimental performance of a biomimetic fish. The equations developed by Lighthill are evaluated at steady-state conditions. Equilibrium velocity and …
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