Continuation or breakdown in tornado-like vortices
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(28)- Bistability of bubble and conical forms of vortex breakdown in laminar swirling jets
- Impact of rotating and fixed nozzles on vortex breakdown in compressible swirling jet flows
- Interaction of an unconfined vortex with a solid surface
- On tornado-like vortex flows
- The growth and nonlinear evolution of helical perturbations in a swirling jet model
- Axisymmetric flows with swirl for Euler and Navier-Stokes equations
- Certain features of similarity solutions for flows in viscous vortex cores
- Vortex sinks with axial flow: Solution and applications
- On the structure of a three-dimensional compressible vortex
- Effects of boundary conditions on vortex breakdown in compressible swirling jet flow simulations
- Thermal separation in near-axis boundary layers with intense swirl
- The effects of non-uniform density and stagnation pressure on the breakdown characteristics of a vortex
- Long's vortex revisited
- On vortex/wave interactions. Part 2. Originating from axisymmetric flow with swirl
- Nonparallel linear stability analysis of unconfined vortices
- On the relation between Long’s vortex and general self-similar vortex cores
- Hysteresis in swirling jets
- Control of vortex breakdown by temperature gradients
- Vortex breakdown in compressible flows in pipes
- Instabilities of the Type I Long’s vortex at large flow force
- Nonparallel linear stability analysis of Long’s vortex
- Exact analytical solutions for steady three-dimensional inviscid vortical flows
- Hysteresis in a swirling jet as a model tornado
- Non-parallel effects in the instability of Long's vortex
- Nonaxisymmetric instability in slowly swirling jet flows
- Mixing in a vortex breakdown flow
- Stability of Long's vortex at large flow force
- Nonlinear axisymmetric and three-dimensional vorticity dynamics in a swirling jet model
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