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method:simulated-tunnel-tests-for-tgv-pressure-wavesSimulated tunnel tests for TGV pressure waves
A computer simulation method used to evolve the nose shape of high-speed trains by testing pressure wave intensity.
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- Example: computer simulations as a dynamic, evolutionary adaptation process for shaping the train nose.
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