Paper on dynamics of hull shapes

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  1. Sand crab
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    I used to have this article on the characteristics of different hull shapes and now it's gone in a fit of computer cleansing. I downloaded it from one of these forums here or from the other sites. I recall it was written in 1999 and FWIW is not the excellent one from Shuttleworth. Does anybody know what I'm talking about? BOB
     
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    Richard, Thanks for the reply. It wasn't yours but that's most of the info I was looking for. I read your paper awhile back and forgot about it. I have now saved it.....forever. Thanks again Bob
     
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