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After several nights of coding & bug fixing, a solver for FSI of thin structures on unstructured meshes is finally working, in time for UKACM2025 Conference. Started in 2021; thanks to the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council funding, I can work on it now. Much to improve, but... show more

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