Triple-flame propagation in a parallel flow: an analytical study
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- Asymptotic analysis of flame propagation in weakly-strained mixing layers under a reversible chemical reaction
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- Theoretical and numerical study of a symmetrical triple flame using the parabolic flame path approximation
- Numerical study of buoyancy effects on the structure and propagation of triple flames
- The thick flame asymptotic limit and Damköhler's hypothesis
- The combined effects of chemical reaction order and stoichiometry on nonpremixed edge flames
- Asymptotic analysis to the effect of temperature gradient on the propagation of triple flames
- Triple-flame propagation against a Poiseuille flow in a channel with porous walls
- Triple flame: Inherent asymmetries and pentasectional character
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- Lifted jet edge flames: symmetric and non-symmetric configurations
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