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Gariépy, M., Malouin, B., Tribes, C., & Trépanier, J.-Y. (2015, January). Direct Search Airfoil Optimization Using Far-Field Drag Decomposition Results [Paper]. 53rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Kissimmee, Florida (21 pages). External link
Gariépy, M., Malouin, B., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Laurendeau, É. (2013). Far-field drag decomposition applied to the drag prediction workshop 5 cases. Journal of Aircraft, 50(6), 1822-1831. External link
Gariépy, M., Malouin, B., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Laurendeau, É. (2013, June). Far-field drag decomposition method applied to the DPW-5 test cases results [Paper]. 31st AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Conference, San Diego, CA, United states. External link
Gariépy, M., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Malouin, B. (2013). Generalization of the far-field drag decomposition method to unsteady flows. AIAA Journal, 51(6), 1309-1319. External link
Gariépy, M. (2012). Méthodes d'extraction et de décomposition de la traînée pour des écoulements permanents et transitoires [Ph.D. thesis, École Polytechnique de Montréal]. Available
Gariépy, M., & Trépanier, J.-Y. (2012). A new axial velocity defect formulation for a far-field drag decomposition method. Canadian aeronautics and space journal, 58(2), 69-82. External link
Gariépy, M., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Masson, C. (2011). Convergence criterion for a far-field drag prediction and decomposition method. AIAA Journal, 49(12), 2814-2818. External link
Gariépy, M., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Masson, C. (2010, June). Improvements in accuracy and efficiency for a far-field drag prediction and decomposition method [Paper]. 28th AIAA Applied Aerodynamics Conference, Chicago, IL, United states. External link
Malouin, B., Gariépy, M., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Laurendeau, É. (2015). Engine pre-entry thrust and standard net thrust evaluation based on the far-field method. Aerospace Science and Technology, 45, 50-59. External link
Malouin, B., Gariépy, M., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Laurendeau, É. (2015). Internal drag evaluation for a through-flow nacelle using a far-field approach. Journal of Aircraft, 52(6), 1847-1857. External link
Malouin, B., Trépanier, J.-Y., & Gariépy, M. (2013). Interpolation of Transonic Flows Using a Proper Orthogonal Decomposition Method. International Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2013, 1-11. Available
Tinoco, E. N., Brodersen, O., Keye, S., Laflin, K., Feltrop, E., Vassberg, J. C., Mani, M., Rider, B., Wahls, R. A., Morrison, J. H., Hue, D., Gariépy, M., Roy, C. J., Mavriplis, D. J., & Murayama, M. (2017, January). Summary of data from the Sixth AIAA CFD Drag Prediction Workshop: CRM cases 2 to 5 [Paper]. 55th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Grapevine, Texas. External link
