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  1. Time Asymptotic Finite Difference Solutions of the Corner Layer Equations

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  2. A numerical solution to the boundary layer equations for dissociated air

    The boundary layer equations for a quasi-equilibrium flow of dissociating air past a flat plate have been solved on an electronic digital computer. The solution is based upon a modification of Crocco's method, which takes into consideration the variation of the Prandtl, Schmidt and Lewis numbers. …

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  3. A calculation method for the three-dimensional boundary-layer equations in integral form

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1992.

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  4. An implicit numerical solution of the turbulent three-dimensional incompressible boundary-layer equations

    … incompressible turbulent boundary-layer equations was developed using a Crank-Nicholson implicit finite-difference technique, with the turbulent stress terms modeled with an eddy-viscosity model obtained from mixing length theory. The method was applied to two three-dimensional flow …

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  5. Stable and high order accurate finite difference method for the incompressible laminar boundary layer equations

    … for the incompressible laminar boundary layer equations. A new set of energystable boundary conditions are derived using the energy method. It is shown that both the weak and strong implementation of these boundary conditions yields an energy estimate. The semidiscrete problem is …

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  6. An integral method for solving the boundary-layer equations for a second-order viscoelastic liquid

    … fluid is used to develop differential equations describing the boundary-layer for second-order flow past external surfaces. Using the momentum integral equation and appropriate boundary conditions, results are tabulated for both plane and axisymmetric stagnation flows. The effect of the …

    vt Repository record for An integral method for solving the boundary-layer equations for a second-order viscoelastic liquid (opens in a new tab)

  7. A provably stable and high-order accurate finite difference approximation for the incompressible boundary layer equations

    … Approximation for the Incompressible Boundary Layer Equations Mojalefa Prince Nchupang In recent years, there has been considerable interest in numerical simulations of incompress-ible flows due to their numerous industrial applications. These include weather forecasting, modeling blood …

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  8. A non-parametric discontinuous Galerkin formulation of the integral boundary layer equations with strong viscous-inviscid coupling

    … is developed for the integral boundary layer (IBL) equations with strong viscous-inviscid coupling. This DG formulation eliminates the need of explicit curvilinear coordinates in traditional boundary layer solvers, and thus enables application to complex geometries even involving …

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  9. Development of a numerical method to solve the three-dimensional compressible laminar boundary-layer equations with application to elliptical cones at angle of attack

    … general compressible three-dimensional boundary-layer flows is developed. The equations are initially placed in a Crocco-type form which makes use of similarity variables. A general solution technique which employs an implicit finite-difference scheme that is stable for negative transverse …

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  10. A theoretical and numerical procedure for predicting sailing yacht lift and drag

    … with quasi three-dimensional integral boundary layer equations. A transom condition is used to prevent non-zero wave heights at the stern for a hull with overhangs. The influence of viscosity on the outer inviscid flow is modeled using a wall transpiration boundary condition and an edge velocity …

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  11. Numerical Investigation of Second-Order Effects in a Supersonic Boundary-Layer

    <p>Historically, the study of boundary-layer flows has centered on the analysis of the first-order boundary-layer equations and their application to physical flow problems. However, selected “real-world” boundary-layer flows exhibit significant second-order effects which are neglected by the …

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  12. A theoretical study of the performance of resistojet nozzles

    … of an inviscid core and a viscous boundary layer, where the boundary layer is represented by the patching together of similar solutions of the laminar boundary layer equations. General similar boundary layer equations have been developed which include the radial dependences accounting for …

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  13. Estudo teórico da transferência de calor por convecção natural e radiação térmica em canais verticais e inclinados

    … i n vertical and inclined channels. The boundary layer equations of the fluid, mass, momentum and energy, as the thermal boundary equations of the walls are resolved by use of implicit finite difference method. It is obtained temperature, velocity, pressure and the channel length and is discussed …

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  14. Stability of a condensate film flowing down a vertical plane

    … the Nusselt solution as base flow. The boundary layer equations of laminar film condensation are solved to first-order by using perturbation methods. A first-order perturbation solution of the stability problem is determined using the first-order solution of the boundary layer equations as base …

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  15. Instabilities of a compressible mixing layer

    Instability waves in a free shear layer formed by two parallei compressibie streams are analyzed using the linear spatial stability theory. Both viscous and inviscid disturbances are considered. The basic state is obtained by solving the compressibie laminar boundary-layer equations or is specified …

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  16. Resistive instabilities in magnetically confined fusion plasmas with velocity shear and rotation

    … of velocity shear and rotation on linear tearing layer stability are studied for tokamak equilibria. The separation-of-time-scales formalism needed for a proper formulation of ideal and resistive stability calculations is presented. Using this formalism, a dispersion relation is first obtained for …

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  17. Boundary layer growth in a converging nozzle

    A solution to the boundary layer equations for en incompressible fluid flow through a converging nozzle is presented. Calculations are based on a nozzle whose walls have a constant radius of curvature and a 2:1 entrance area to throat area ratio. An equation for the free stream velocity es a …

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