3. Method extensions for 2D and 3D problems
An application of the method to a hull-mounted mass is considered, in the configuration described in figure
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. The problem is a two-dimensional representation of a piece of equipment mounted on a submarine hull, the latter being immersed in a fluid and subjected to a shock wave.
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