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Unsteady transonic flow computations

A. Richard Seebass, N. YU, Kin Yip Fung

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The effects of unsteady modes of motion on two-dimensional transonic flows are investigated. Numerical algorithms that treat shock waves as moving discontinuities are described for nonlinear and time-linearized perturbation flows. Results for transonic flow past an NACA 64A006 airfoil experiencing harmonic motions in one of several modes are presented. (Author)

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The effects of unsteady modes of motion on two-dimensional transonic flows are investigated. Numerical algorithms that treat shock waves as moving discontinuities are described for nonlinear and time-linearized perturbation flows. Results for transonic flow past an NACA 64A006 airfoil experiencing harmonic motions in one of several modes are presented. (Author)

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The effects of unsteady modes of motion on two-dimensional transonic flows are investigated. Numerical algorithms that treat shock waves as moving discontinuities are described for nonlinear and time-linearized perturbation flows. Results for transonic flow past an NACA 64A006 airfoil experiencing harmonic motions in one of several modes are presented. (Author)

Key concepts: Transonic, Airfoil, Mechanics, Computation, Shock wave, Nonlinear system, Unsteady flow, NACA airfoil

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