PASSIVE AND ACTIVE FLOW CONTROL BY SWIMMING FISHES AND MAMMALS
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- Connections between resonance and nonlinearity in swimming performance of a flexible heaving plate
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- The impact of static and dynamic roughness elements on flow separation
- Reducing flow separation of an inclined plate via travelling waves
- Dynamics of freely swimming flexible foils
- Why don’t mackerels swim like eels? The role of form and kinematics on the hydrodynamics of undulatory swimming
- Control of vortical structures on a flapping wing via a sinusoidal leading-edge
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