Three-dimensional laminar boundary layer on a permeable surface in the neighborhood of a symmetry plane
permeable surfacesuctionblowingblunt bodiesdifferent angles of attackintegral method of successive approximationellipsoid and an elliptic paraboloidimplicit two-point difference schemeskin-friction and heat transfer coefficientssupersonic homogeneousthree-dimensional laminar
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