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The Magnus effect is a well-known effect that impacts the motion of a spinning object through a fluid. One of the most common ways to experience the impact of this principle is through the motion of balls in sports. Indeed, this physics principal is used by amateurs and professional athletes in sports such as tennis, soccer, cricket, baseball etc. In the below example, we ask Nicolas Fougere, SIMULIA Fluids, Industry Process Consultant Manger, to walk us through a tennis ball simulation workflow.

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To mark World Nature Conservation Day, we look at some of the ways Dassault Systèmes customers are taking steps to build a more sustainable future and actively reduce consumption of the Earth’s natural resources.

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Explore how CATIA Visual Scripting transforms conceptual modeling in industrial design with a focus on creating realistic raindrop effects on various surfaces.

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