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The following pages link to Transient growth: A factor in bypass transition (Q3555439):

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• Direct numerical simulation of the transitional boundary-layer flow induced by an isolated hemispherical roughness element (Q658749) (← links)
• Optimal linear growth in the asymptotic suction boundary layer. (Q1418172) (← links)
• An adaptive data-driven reduced order model based on higher order dynamic mode decomposition (Q2149050) (← links)
• Attachment-line heating in a compressible flow (Q2363777) (← links)
• Evolution of laminar flow disturbances behind a step on a surface generated by its localized vibrations (Q2402752) (← links)
• Some indications from instability results about the effectiveness of wall heating as a control option for channel flow (Q2460336) (← links)
• Stability of the laminar boundary layer flow encountering a row of roughness elements: Biglobal stability approach and DNS (Q2517728) (← links)
• Numerical simulation of Görtler vortices in hypersonic compression ramps (Q2571757) (← links)
• Optimal perturbations of systems with delayed independent variables for control of dynamics of infectious diseases based on multicomponent actions (Q2657145) (← links)
• Scaling of streamwise boundary layer streaks and their ability to reduce skin-friction drag (Q2878385) (← links)
• Direct numerical simulations of roughness-induced transition in supersonic boundary layers (Q3167938) (← links)
• Steady three-dimensional Streaks and their Optimal Growth in a Laminar Separation Bubble (Q3196473) (← links)
• An inviscid modal interpretation of the ‘lift-up’ effect (Q3448447) (← links)
• Multimode decomposition of spatially growing perturbations in a two-dimensional boundary layer (Q3554020) (← links)
• Transient growth and instability in rotating boundary layers (Q3554483) (← links)
• Nonlinear evolution of Mack modes in a hypersonic boundary layer (Q3554799) (← links)
• Receptivity of stationary transient disturbances to surface roughness (Q3555112) (← links)
• Transient growth of stationary disturbances in a flat plate boundary layer (Q3556284) (← links)
• Receptivity of a boundary-layer flow to a three-dimensional hump at finite Reynolds numbers (Q3557173) (← links)
• The long range persistence of wakes behind a row of roughness elements (Q3570452) (← links)
• Experiments on critical Reynolds number and global instability in roughness-induced laminar–turbulent transition (Q4563924) (← links)
• From three-dimensional to quasi-two-dimensional: transient growth in magnetohydrodynamic duct flows (Q4647390) (← links)
• Direct numerical simulation of roughness-induced transition controlled by two-dimensional wall blowing (Q5000024) (← links)
• Receptivity of crossflow instability to discrete roughness amplitude and location (Q5067746) (← links)
• Transition induced by wall-normal vibration in flow around a flat plate with roughness (Q5070593) (← links)
• Transition mechanisms in a boundary layer controlled by rotating wall-normal cylindrical roughness elements (Q5092905) (← links)
• High-speed boundary-layer transition induced by a discrete roughness element (Q5165707) (← links)
• On the role of actuation for the control of streaky structures in boundary layers (Q5205734) (← links)
• Reattachment streaks in hypersonic compression ramp flow: an input–output analysis (Q5235760) (← links)
• Laminar–turbulent transition in channel flow with superhydrophobic surfaces modelled as a partial slip wall (Q5243203) (← links)
• Receptivity of a spatially developing jet to stochastic perturbations (Q5244909) (← links)
• Continuous spectrum analysis of roughness-induced transient growth (Q5304901) (← links)
• Linear stability analysis of a boundary layer with rotating wall-normal cylindrical roughness elements (Q5857967) (← links)
• Global stability analysis and direct numerical simulation of boundary layers with an isolated roughness element (Q5869155) (← links)
• Linear and nonlinear receptivity mechanisms in boundary layers subject to free-stream turbulence (Q6144297) (← links)
• Boundary layer transition due to distributed roughness: effect of roughness spacing (Q6184941) (← links)
• The near wake of discrete roughness elements on swept wings (Q6488295) (← links)