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The following pages link to On the origin of the inflectional instability of a laminar separation bubble (Q5187667):
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- An experimental investigation of the separated-flow transition under high-lift turbine blade pressure gradients (Q431895) (← links)
- DNS of unsteady effects on the control of laminar separated boundary layers (Q1671473) (← links)
- Discrete linear local eigenmodes in a separating laminar boundary layer (Q2863427) (← links)
- The two classes of primary modal instability in laminar separation bubbles (Q2878472) (← links)
- Unsteady boundary-layer transition in low-pressure turbines (Q2891809) (← links)
- Relevance of local parallel theory to the linear stability of laminar separation bubbles (Q3168105) (← links)
- Numerical investigation of laminar–turbulent transition in laminar separation bubbles: the effect of free-stream turbulence (Q4559305) (← links)
- Role of Klebanoff modes in active flow control of separation: direct numerical simulations (Q4585847) (← links)
- Transition in a separation bubble under tonal and broadband acoustic excitation (Q4585885) (← links)
- Elevated low-frequency free-stream vortical disturbances eliminate boundary-layer separation (Q5012132) (← links)
- On the receptivity of low-pressure turbine blades to external disturbances (Q5037736) (← links)
- Self-excited primary and secondary instability of laminar separation bubbles (Q5144513) (← links)
- On the origin of spanwise vortex deformations in laminar separation bubbles (Q5227010) (← links)
- Steady and transient response of a laminar separation bubble to controlled disturbances (Q5364525) (← links)
- Destabilisation and modification of Tollmien–Schlichting disturbances by a three-dimensional surface indentation (Q5364712) (← links)
- Response of a laminar separation bubble to impulsive forcing (Q5364746) (← links)
- The onset of turbulence in decelerating diverging channel flows (Q6039585) (← links)
- Identification of coexisting dynamics in boundary layer flows through proper orthogonal decomposition with weighting matrices (Q6166470) (← links)