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Analysis of Self-Oscillation Processes in a Cavity with a Flow of OpenType on the Basis of the Data of Vortex-Resolving Calculations

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The mechanisms of self-oscillation processes occurring in cavities of open flow type are considered and substantiated on the basis of a detailed investigation of the phenomena of hydrodynamic, flow-rate, wave, and resonance nature. The theoretical conclusions are substantiated by an analysis of the data of numerical experiments performed by different authors.

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Dan’kov, B.N., Duben’, A.P. & Kozubskaya, T.K. Analysis of Self-Oscillation Processes in a Cavity with a Flow of OpenType on the Basis of the Data of Vortex-Resolving Calculations. Fluid Dyn 58, 659–669 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0015462823600517

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