The effect of 3D surface mounted obstacles on laminar, incompressible marginally separated boundary layer flows (Q2777690)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1717583
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1717583 |
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7 March 2002
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surface mounted obstacles
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incompressible marginally separated boundary layer flows
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viscous inviscid interaction
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slender airfoil
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laminar viscous wall jet
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Goldstein singularity
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marginal separation singularity
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The effect of 3D surface mounted obstacles on laminar, incompressible marginally separated boundary layer flows (English)
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Viscous inviscid interaction at incipient separation is considered in the following two cases: the boundary layer flow in the leading edge region of a slender airfoil at small angle of attack, and the flow of a laminar viscous wall jet on a flat plate impinging on a smoothed ramp. Above a critical value of the angle of attack/wall slope ratio, the calculation terminates in form of a Goldstein singularity. Finally, the authors also consider the marginal separation singularity.
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