The boundary layer due to a three-dimensional vortex loop
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- Interaction between a vortex filament and an approaching rigid sphere
- Motion of a Curved Vortex Filament with Decaying Vortical Core and Axial Velocity
- The boundary layer induced by a convected two-dimensional vortex
- The evolution of an elliptic vortex ring
- The spontaneous generation of the singularity in a separating laminar boundary layer
- Viscous flow induced by counter-rotating vortices
- Vortex methods for flow simulation
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- Interaction of an obliquely rising vortex ring with a free surface in a viscous fluid
- The oblique rise of a viscous vortex ring toward a deformable free surface
- The boundary layer induced by a convected two-dimensional vortex
- Eruption of a boundary layer induced by a 2D vortex patch
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- TIME-DEPENDENT INVISCID VORTICES IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL BOUNDARY LAYERS
- Close interaction between a vortex filament and a rigid sphere
- Response of a columnar vortex to a wrapped vortex loop
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