Modelling of the correlation between velocity and reactive scalar gradients in turbulent premixed flames based on DNS data
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- Evolution equations for the decomposed components of displacement speed in a reactive scalar field
- A priori analysis of sub-grid variance of a reactive scalar using DNS data of high Ka flames
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- Effects of Lewis number on scalar variance transport in premixed flames
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