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The mathematics of aquatic locomotion

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The mathematics of aquatic locomotion

Aquatic locomotion is a self-propelled motion through a liquid medium. It can be of biological nature (fish, microorganisms,…) or performed by robotic swimmers. This snapshot aims to introduce the reader to some of the challenges raised by the mathematical modelling of aquatic locomotion, even in seemingly very simple cases. 

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Mathematical subjects

Analysis

Author(s)

Marius Tucsnak

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DOI (Digital Object Identifier)

10.14760/SNAP-2018-008-EN

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      Mathematical subjects

      Algebra and Number Theory
      Analysis
      Didactics and Education
      Discrete Mathematics and Foundations
      Geometry and Topology
      Numerics and Scientific Computing
      Probability Theory and Statistics

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      Chemistry and Earth Science
      Computer Science
      Engineering and Technology
      Finance
      Humanities and Social Sciences
      Life Science
      Physics
      Reflections on Mathematics

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