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Engineering Mathematics in Ship Design

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Engineering Mathematics in Ship Design
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Publisher: MDPI
ISBN-13: 9783039218059
Number of pages: 170

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Engineering mathematics, in particular, is a study field where mathematical methods and solving techniques are combined, regardless of the approach to offer a response to physical dilemma and to solve practical engineering problems. In the present edition, this knowledge is employed to obtain several important recommendations about diversified fields of ship design, from the structural analysis in hulls up to methods that take into account the environmental sustainability in maritime transports.

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