Contributions of very large-scale motions to turbulence statistics in open channel flows

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Stability analysis of open-channel flows with secondary currents
Turbulence modulation by charged inertial particles in channel flow
Amplitude modulation in particle-laden atmospheric surface layers
Two mechanisms of modulation of very-large-scale motions by inertial particles in open channel flow
On the influence of collinear surface waves on turbulence in smooth-bed open-channel flows
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Additional spanwise vortices near the free surface in open channel flows

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