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Numerical simulations of massively separated turbulent flows

El Khoury, KP George

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It is well known that most fluid flows observed in nature or encountered in engineering applications are turbulent and involve separation. Fluid flows in turbines, diffusers and channels with sudde ...

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It is well known that most fluid flows observed in nature or encountered in engineering applications are turbulent and involve separation. Fluid flows in turbines, diffusers and channels with sudde ...

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It is well known that most fluid flows observed in nature or encountered in engineering applications are turbulent and involve separation. Fluid flows in turbines, diffusers and channels with sudde ...

Key concepts: Turbulence, Computational fluid dynamics, Massively parallel, Mechanics, Fluid dynamics, Fluid mechanics, Aerospace engineering, Physics

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