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Object OrientedProgrammingApplicationtoCartesianGridTechniquesofaDevelopedCFDCode

The document discusses the application of object-oriented programming to Cartesian grid techniques in a developed HAD code. It was presented as a conference paper in October 2016 and has been read 156 times with no citations. The authors include Emre Kara, Ahmet Ihsan Kutlar, and Mehmet Haluk Aksel from Gaziantep University and Middle East Technical University.

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Object OrientedProgrammingApplicationtoCartesianGridTechniquesofaDevelopedCFDCode

The document discusses the application of object-oriented programming to Cartesian grid techniques in a developed HAD code. It was presented as a conference paper in October 2016 and has been read 156 times with no citations. The authors include Emre Kara, Ahmet Ihsan Kutlar, and Mehmet Haluk Aksel from Gaziantep University and Middle East Technical University.

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Geliştirilmiş Bir HAD Kodunun Kartezyen Ağ Tekniklerine Nesne-Tabanlı


Programlama Uygulanması / Object-Oriented Programming Application to
Cartesian Grid Techniques of a Developed...

Conference Paper · October 2016

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Emre Kara Ahmet Ihsan Kutlar


Gaziantep University Gaziantep University
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Mehmet Haluk Aksel


Middle East Technical University
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