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7. Fig. 5. Stretching for (a) structured and (b) unstructured meshes defined to facilitate comparison of accuracy degradation on them. Y. Kallinderis and C. Kontzialis, Journal of Computational Physics, vol. 228, Feb. 2009,

11. Fig. 22. Hybrid mesh around a cylinder: (a) mesh geometry, (b) index q and (c) index Q.