Mach wave effect on laminar-turbulent transition in supersonic flow over a flat plate
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- Nonlinear instability in the region of laminar-turbulent transition in supersonic three-dimensional flow over a flat plate
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(7)- Nonlinear instability in the region of laminar-turbulent transition in supersonic three-dimensional flow over a flat plate
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- Numerical simulation of the interaction of unsteady surface blowing (suction) with turbulent near-wall flow
- Experimental investigation of the weak shock wave influence on the boundary layer of a flat blunt plate at the Mach number 2.5
- Joint permeability and roughness effect on the supersonic flat-plate boundary layer stability and transition
- Prediction of laminar-turbulent transition on flat plate on the basis of stochastic theory of turbulence and equivalence of measures
- Numerical simulation of the interaction between weak shock waves and supersonic boundary layer on a flat plate with the blunt leading edge
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