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NUMERICAL MODELING OF THE PROPAGATION OF POLLUTANTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT TERRAIN-BASED MODEL TEAR VORTEX FLOW OF A PERFECT FLUID

O. M. Pshinko    
M. M. Biliaiev    
P. B. Mashyhina    

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The 2D numerical model to simulate the pollutant dispersion over complex terrain is proposed. Results of numerical experiment are presented.

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