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Explicit Representation of the Euler and Navier – Stokes Equations of Incompressible Fluid with Reduced Dimensionality in Integral Form

by Zaytsev, Maksim, Akkerman, Vyacheslav
Published in Mathematical Physics and Computer Modeling (01.04.2022)

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Transformation of Systems of Partial Differential Equations to Systems of Quasilinear and Linear Differential Equations. Their Reduction and Unification

by Zaytsev, Maksim, Akkerman, Vyacheslav
Published in Mathematical Physics and Computer Modeling (01.04.2018)

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Explicit Representation of the Reduced Euler Equations of a Compressible Fluid and the Complete System of Hydrodynamic Equations in Integral Form

by Zaytsev, Maksim, Akkerman, Vyacheslav
Published in Mathematical Physics and Computer Modeling (01.02.2023)

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Paradox of description for motion of a hydrodynamic discontinuity in a potential and incompressible flow

by Zaytsev, M.L., Akkerman, V.B.
Published in Известия высших учебных заведений. Поволжский регион: Физико-математические науки (01.10.2023)

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Bilateral osteoplastic decompression laminoplasty with simultaneous foraminotomy to treat multilevel cervical stenosis

by Sufianov, A. A., Nabiev, D. N., Kalinin, I. V., Sufianov, R. A., Shapkin, A. G., Zaytsev, M. K., Cherkasov, A. V., Sagdiev, R. H.
Published in Khirurgii︠a︡ pozvonochnika = Spine surgery (08.06.2021)

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Explicit Representation of the Euler and Navier – Stokes Equations of Incompressible Fluid with Reduced Dimensionality in Integral Form

Transformation of Systems of Partial Differential Equations to Systems of Quasilinear and Linear Differential Equations. Their Reduction and Unification

Explicit Representation of the Reduced Euler Equations of a Compressible Fluid and the Complete System of Hydrodynamic Equations in Integral Form

Paradox of description for motion of a hydrodynamic discontinuity in a potential and incompressible flow

Bilateral osteoplastic decompression laminoplasty with simultaneous foraminotomy to treat multilevel cervical stenosis

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