Turbulent shear layers in supersonic flow
Alexander J. Smits
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Turbulent shear layers in supersonic flow
Published
Sep 16, 2008
Publisher
Springer
Pages
428
ISBN-13
9780387507743
ISBN-10
0387507744
Airframe
Aircraft accident report
Turbulence
Numerical simulation of boundary layer excitation by surface heating/cooling
Computational fluid dynamics
Turbulence modeling for CFD
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