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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Oblique shock reflection"”.

  1. Focusing of weak shock waves and the von Neumann paradox of oblique shock reflection

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematics, 1992.

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  2. Corner effects for oblique shock wave/turbulent boundary layer interactions in rectangular channels

    … cross-section wind tunnel a separated oblique shock reflection is set to interact with the turbulent boundary layer (oblique SBLI) both on the bottom wall and in the corner formed by the intersection of the floor with the side-walls. In such a scenario, shock-induced separation is often …

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  3. Sidewall effects in compression corner shock-wave/boundary-layer interactions

    … inlets and research wind tunnels. When a shock wave boundary layer interaction (SBLI) occurs in a rectangular cross sectioned duct, the streamwise corner flows tend to separate, resulting in highly three-dimensional behaviour in the sidewall region. These corner separations have been seen …

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  4. New efficient contact discontinuity capturing techniques in supersonic flow simulations

    … N-scheme based solvers. Results for a simple oblique-shock reflection and a shear wave demonstrate that the adaptive procedure and the higher order low diffusion scheme provide sharper resolution than the dimensionally-split kinetic CIR scheme and the first order N-scheme. Moreover, no …

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