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Exact Solutions to Shallow Water Equations for a Water Oscillation Problem in an Idealized Basin and Their Use in Verifying Some Numerical Algorithms. / Matskevich, N. A.; Chubarov, L. B.

в: Numerical Analysis and Applications, Том 12, № 3, 01.07.2019, стр. 234-250.

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Matskevich, NA & Chubarov, LB 2019, 'Exact Solutions to Shallow Water Equations for a Water Oscillation Problem in an Idealized Basin and Their Use in Verifying Some Numerical Algorithms', Numerical Analysis and Applications, Том. 12, № 3, стр. 234-250. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995423919030030

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Matskevich, N. A., & Chubarov, L. B. (2019). Exact Solutions to Shallow Water Equations for a Water Oscillation Problem in an Idealized Basin and Their Use in Verifying Some Numerical Algorithms. Numerical Analysis and Applications, 12(3), 234-250. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995423919030030

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Matskevich NA, Chubarov LB. Exact Solutions to Shallow Water Equations for a Water Oscillation Problem in an Idealized Basin and Their Use in Verifying Some Numerical Algorithms. Numerical Analysis and Applications. 2019 июль 1;12(3):234-250. doi: 10.1134/S1995423919030030

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Matskevich, N. A. ; Chubarov, L. B. / Exact Solutions to Shallow Water Equations for a Water Oscillation Problem in an Idealized Basin and Their Use in Verifying Some Numerical Algorithms. в: Numerical Analysis and Applications. 2019 ; Том 12, № 3. стр. 234-250.

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