Numerical Simulation of the Flow of Crowds at the Jamarat Bridge during the Annual Hajj Event

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"Numerical Simulation of the Flow of Crowds at the Jamarat Bridge during the Annual Hajj Event"
written by Chokri Mnasri, Abdulsalam Farhat,
published by Open Journal of Fluid Dynamics, Vol.6 No.4, 2016

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