separation, stability, and other properties of compressible laminar boundary layer with pressure gradient and heat transfer
Morris Morduchow, Richard G Grape
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Morris Morduchow, Richard G Grape
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to U) and for flow with a pressure gradient but without heat trsnsfer at the wall (refs.12 and 4).Tbe smal.ysisin the present investigation is based on the assumption of a uniform wall temperature, a Prandtl nuniberof unity, and a linear l-Shock-waveinteraction with the boundary layer, however, is not considered.-..
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to U) and for flow with a pressure gradient but without heat trsnsfer at the wall (refs.12 and 4).Tbe smal.ysisin the present investigation is based on the assumption of a uniform wall temperature, a Prandtl nuniberof unity, and a linear l-Shock-waveinteraction with the boundary layer, however, is not considered.-..
Key concepts: Laminar flow, Pressure gradient, Boundary layer, Mechanics, Heat transfer, Adverse pressure gradient, Compressibility, Flow separation