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An application of theN-strip method of integral relations for analyzing the flow around a circular cone

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The solution of sets of non-linear partial differential equations using the method of integral relations is considered. Emphasis is laid on the derivation of a generalN-strip approximation algorithm. In order to check the applicability of this algorithm a program has been written to obtain the solution of the flow field around a circular cone at incidence in supersonic flow. Using the method of Stone, the angle of attack has been taken into account up to the second order. Thus a comparison can be made with the results given by Kopal.

The results show that theN-strip algorithm in the case studied is a very attractive method which leads straight-forward to results of high accuracy.

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Zandbergen, P.J., Baurdoux, H.I. An application of theN-strip method of integral relations for analyzing the flow around a circular cone. J Eng Math 3, 189–207 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01535168

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