Flow physics in the turbulent near wake of a flat plate
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- A numerical study of the flow in the wake of a plate of finite thickness
- Vortex shedding: a review on flat plate
- An approximate theory for velocity profiles in the near wake of a flat plate
- Models for inviscid wakes past a normal plate
- Distorted turbulence and secondary flow near right-angled plates
- Nonlinear instability of the wake behind a flat plate placed parallel to a uniform stream
- The turbulent near wake at a sharp trailing edge
- Low-frequency unsteadiness in the wake of a normal flat plate
- Turbulent near-wake development behind a flat plate
- Drag and near wake characteristics of flat plates normal to the flow with fractal edge geometries
- Perforation effects on the wake dynamics of normal flat plates
- On the stabilizing effect of the Coriolis force on the turbulent wake of a normal flat plate
- An adaptive lattice Green's function method for external flows with two unbounded and one homogeneous directions
- Analysis of turbulent near-wake development behind an infinitely yawed flat plate
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