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Figure 2.2: Procedure to compute the subgrid scale.
Table 2.2: Different expressions for α.
Table 2.3: Numerical example. Cases and coefficients.
Figure 2.8: Algebraic split strategy. Orthomin(1) method applied to the pressureSchur complement system.
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