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## References
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The following references provide in-depth coverage of the mathematical background for electromagnetism using finite elements:
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The following references provide in-depth coverage of the mathematical background for electromagnetism using finite elements: {cite}`jin2015finite` {cite}`bossavit1998whitney` {cite}`monk2003finite`
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\begin{enumerate}
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\item \cite{jin2015finite}
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\item \cite{bossavit1998whitney}
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\item \cite{monk2003finite}
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This mathematical background serves as the foundation for implementing finite element simulations of electromagnetic problems. Researchers interested in detailed mathematical derivations and computational techniques are encouraged to explore the referenced works.
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The governing equations for fluid-structure interaction involve the Navier-Stokes equations for the fluid and the equations of motion for the structure. In a partitioned approach, the coupled system is given by:
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The following references provide comprehensive coverage of the mathematical background for fluid-structure interaction using finite elements:
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Researchers interested in detailed mathematical derivations and computational techniques are encouraged to explore the referenced works.
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The following references provide comprehensive coverage of the mathematical background for fluid-structure interaction using finite elements: {cite}`hron2006fluid` {cite}`bathe2014finite` {cite}`quarteroni2017fluid`
"# Fluid-Structure Interaction in a Flexible Channel\n",
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"Consider the FSI of a flexible channel with fluid flow. The fluid velocity $\\mathbf{v}$ and structural displacement $u$ are coupled through the FSI problem.\n",
"# Flutter Analysis of a Flexible Wing in Fluid Flow\n",
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"Consider the fluid-structure interaction of a flexible wing in a steady airflow. The structural displacement \\(u\\) and fluid velocity \\(\\mathbf{v}\\) are coupled through the FSI problem.\n",
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