Boundary Layer Induced by a Potential Vortex
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(25)- The limiting vortex in the similarity solution for a swirling flow
- Boundary layer on a circular sector
- The ladder structure of the generalised vortex
- Numerical solutions for boundary layers beneath a potential vortex
- On a pair of equations occuring in swirling viscous flow with an applied magnetic field
- Swirling flow induced by jets and plumes
- Linearized spin-up in vortex flows
- Towards modular analysis of tropical-cyclone structure: the boundary layer
- Molecular tagging velocimetry measurements of axial flow in a concentrated vortex core
- Vorticity dynamics of a convective swirling boundary layer
- The boundary layer on a fixed sphere on the axis of an unbounded rotating fluid
- The unsteady laminar boundary layer on a rotating disk in a counter-rotating fluid
- Continuation or breakdown in tornado-like vortices
- Sink flow in a rotating basin
- On self‐induced separation II
- A model for the constant-density boundary layer surrounding fire whirls
- Viscous–gravity spreading of an oil slick
- Interaction of an unconfined vortex with a solid surface
- Asymptotic theory for a bathtub vortex in a rotating tank
- On generalized-vortex boundary layers
- Separation zones in the flow near a small-angle convex corner
- Free convection above a heated horizontal circular disk
- Viscous interaction of an unsteady vortex with a rigid surface
- Generalised vortex motion of compressible fluid with and without magnetic field and suction
- Structure of a bathtub vortex: Importance of the bottom boundary layer
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