On delay-based linear models and robust control of cavity flows
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Design and implementation of flow control problems pose challenging difficulties when the flow dynamics is governed by coupled nonlinear equations. Recent research suggests that the problem can be studied by means of reduced models or transfer function technique. This paper applies the transfer function representation and demonstrates a good agreement between real-time observations and predicted results. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1051.34002].
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