Stabilization of a swept-wing boundary layer by distributed roughness elements
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- Effects of distributed roughness on crossflow instability through generalized resonance mechanisms
- Control of a swept-wing boundary layer using ring-type plasma actuators
- Stationary crossflow vortices near the leading edge of three-dimensional boundary layers: the role of non-parallelism and excitation by surface roughness
- Mechanisms of flow tripping by discrete roughness elements in a swept-wing boundary layer
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- Control of crossflow-vortex-induced transition by unsteady control vortices
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- Direct numerical simulation of the effects of a smooth surface hump on transition in swept-wing boundary layers
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