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ME 241B. Marine Hydrodynamics II.  [3 units]

ONLINE RESOURCES: Course website

CATALOG DESCRIPTION

Formerly Naval Architecture 241B. Momentum analysis for bodies moving in a fluid. Added-mass theory. Matched asymptotic slender-body theory. Small bodies in a current. Theory of motion of floating bodies with and without forward speed. Radiation and diffraction potentials. Wave forces. Hydro-elasticity formulation. Memory effects in time domain. Second-order effects. Impact hydrodynamics.

COURSE PREREQUISITES

260A or 241A recommended.

TEXTBOOK(S) AND/OR OTHER REQUIRED MATERIAL

COURSE OBJECTIVES

TOPICS COVERED

CLASS/LABORATORY SCHEDULE

Three hours of lecture per week.

ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT PROGRESS TOWARD COURSE OBJECTIVES

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