Criticality of compressible rotating flows
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Cites work
- Axial flow in trailing line vortices
- On the stability of a compressible axisymmetric rotating flow in a pipe
- The dynamics of a swirling flow in a pipe and transition to axisymmetric vortex breakdown
- The effect of compressibility on the critical swirl of vortex flows in a pipe
- The evolution of a perturbed vortex in a pipe to axisymmetric vortex breakdown
- The initial value problem for Kelvin vortex waves
- Theory of the vortex breakdown phenomenon
- Vortex breakdown in compressible flows in pipes
Cited in
(7)- Vortex breakdown of compressible subsonic swirling flows in a finite-length straight circular pipe
- Low Mach number limits of compressible rotating fluids
- Swirling flow states of compressible single-phase supercritical fluids in a rotating finite-length straight circular pipe
- Scale interactions in compressible rotating fluids
- Propagation speed of inertial waves in cylindrical swirling flows
- Bifurcation and stability of near-critical compressible swirling flows
- Linear amplification of inertial-wave-driven swirl fluctuations in turbulent swirling pipe flows: a resolvent analysis approach
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