User talk:Holtberg

Hello. I've done some edits to finite pointset method that bring it closer to the conventions of Manual of Style, including the addition of some links. In its current form there is a conspicuous omission in passages like this:
 * In order to overcome the disadvantages of the classical methods many approaches have been developed to simulate such flows (Hansbo 92, Harlow et al. 1965, Hirt et al. 1981, Kelecy et al. 1997, Kothe at el. 1992, Maronnier et al. 1999, Tiwari et al. 2000).
 * In order to overcome the disadvantages of the classical methods many approaches have been developed to simulate such flows (Hansbo 92, Harlow et al. 1965, Hirt et al. 1981, Kelecy et al. 1997, Kothe at el. 1992, Maronnier et al. 1999, Tiwari et al. 2000).

No references are actually given in the article to those papers. Harlow et al. 1965 presumably was a paper with a particular title published in a particular issue of a particular journal, etc., and that information is not there. Michael Hardy (talk) 14:44, 24 January 2010 (UTC)

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