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This document provides references for numerical simulation methods and their applications to fluid flow problems: 1. It references early work on calculating heat, mass and momentum transfer in 3D parabolic flows. 2. It also references a seminal book on numerical heat transfer and fluid flow simulations. 3. Additional references are provided for iterative solutions, finite volume methods, curvilinear coordinate methods, turbulence modeling methods, linear solvers, and implicit schemes - all relevant to computational fluid dynamics simulations.

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Reference Mod6

This document provides references for numerical simulation methods and their applications to fluid flow problems: 1. It references early work on calculating heat, mass and momentum transfer in 3D parabolic flows. 2. It also references a seminal book on numerical heat transfer and fluid flow simulations. 3. Additional references are provided for iterative solutions, finite volume methods, curvilinear coordinate methods, turbulence modeling methods, linear solvers, and implicit schemes - all relevant to computational fluid dynamics simulations.

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Reference: Module 6:

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