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- Near-wall model for compressible turbulent boundary layers based on an inverse velocity transformation
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- Enhancing temperature transformations with improved mean velocity scalings in canonical compressible wall-bounded turbulent flows
- A refined strong Reynolds analogy: perspectives from the transport of velocity and temperature fluctuations
- Modelling the relation between temperature and streamwise velocity fluctuations in compressible wall turbulence
- Revisiting the theory of van Driest: a general scaling law for the skin-friction coefficient of high-speed turbulent boundary layers
- A unified framework for mean temperature analysis in compressible turbulent channel flows
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