M. Kyncl's Numerical Solution of 3D Compressible Flow: Master's Thesis 2011

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Hi! Does anyone know where can I find the following thesis?

M. Kyncl. Numerical solution of the three-dimensional compressible flow. Master’s thesis, Prague, 2011. Doctoral Thesis

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I suspect the only sources will be the author and the library of the university where it was submitted.
 
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angy said:
Hi! Does anyone know where can I find the following thesis?

M. Kyncl. Numerical solution of the three-dimensional compressible flow. Master’s thesis, Prague, 2011. Doctoral Thesis

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Here is a recent paper by the author:

http://www.engineeringmechanics.cz/pdf/21_2_121.pdf

His contact information (in Czech) is printed on the bottom of the first page.

You might also try the Charles University in Prague, which is where the author studied, I believe.
 
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