PIV Investigation of Oscillating Flows within a 3 D Lung Multiple Bifurcations Model

PIV Investigation of Oscillating Flows within a 3 D Lung Multiple Bifurcations Model
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3D 肺多分叉模型内振荡流的 PIV 研究

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2002
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通讯作者:
M. Riethmuller
M. Riethmuller
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A. Ramuzat;M. Riethmuller

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