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Models of the Interaction between a Laminar Boundary Layer and a Transonic Flow

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Possible regimes of viscous-inviscid interaction at transonic external flow velocities are investigated. It is shown that different flow regimes can exist depending on the relation between such parameters as the disturbance amplitude and the Mach and Reynolds numbers. Corresponding mathematical models are formulated and the solutions of some problems describing linear regimes of disturbance development are obtained. The models developed make it possible to describe all the possible interaction regimes.

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  1. V. N. Diesperov
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  2. I. I. Lipatov
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Diesperov, V.N., Lipatov, I.I. Models of the Interaction between a Laminar Boundary Layer and a Transonic Flow. Fluid Dynamics 38, 712–723 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:FLUI.0000007833.50102.19

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