Thomas F. Balsa

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zbMath Open balsa.thomas-fMaRDI QIDQ3476480

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Secondary flow in a Hele-Shaw cell	2000-07-05	Paper
A note on the wave action density of a a viscous instability mode on a laminar free-shear flow	1997-01-06	Paper
On the behaviour of three-dimensional wave packets in viscously spreading mixing layers	1995-11-14	Paper
Flow generated by a small oscillating cylinder in a mixing layer	1993-09-20	Paper
On the instabilities of supersonic mixing layers: a high-Mach-number asymptotic theory	1990-01-01	Paper
Three-dimensional wave packets and instability waves in free shear layers and their receptivity	1989-01-01	Paper
Amplitude equations for wave packets in slightly inhomogeneous unstable flows	1989-01-01	Paper
On the receptivity of free shear layers to two-dimensional external excitation	1988-01-01	Paper
Low frequency flows through an array of airfoils	1983-01-01	Paper
Decomposition of a disturbance in parallel shear flows	1983-01-01	Paper
Low frequency two dimensional flows through a sparse array of bodies	1982-01-01	Paper
Transformation of the equation governing disturbances of a two-dimensional compressible	1981-01-01	Paper
On the fundamental solution for a cascade	1980-01-01	Paper
The acoustic field of sources in shear flow with application to jet noise: convective amplification	1977-01-01	Paper
Potential flow interactions in an array of cylinders in cross-flow	1977-01-01	Paper
Aerodynamics and Noise of Coaxial Jets	1977-01-01	Paper
Refraction and shielding of sound from a source in a jet	1976-01-01	Paper
The far field of high frequency convected singularities in sheared flows, with an application to jet-noise prediction	1976-01-01	Paper
Fluid shielding of low frequency convected sources by arbitrary jets	1975-01-01	Paper

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