The separated flow of an inviscid fluid around a moving flat plate
By Marvin A. Jones. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2003
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Subfields: Computational Mechanics
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In Computational Mechanics
- S. Michelin
- Michael J. Shelley
- Jun Zhang
- Silas Alben
- Rafal W. Zbikowski
- Stefan G. Llewellyn Smith
- jane. wang
- Jeff D. Eldredge
Citations in the corpus
- Aerodynamic modelling of insect-like flapping flight for micro air vehicles (2006, methodology): “Comparison of Jones’s (2003) method with the experiment of Keulegan and Carpenter (1958)”
- Vortex shedding model of a flapping flag (2008, background): “with wp the average of the relative tangential fluid velocities on either sides of the flag ( Jones 2003; Alben & Shelley 2008)”
- Low-order phenomenological modeling of leading-edge vortex formation (2013, background): “, the flat wake of Wagner [49], Theodorsen [46] and von Kármán and Sears [48], the similarity solution for spiral evolution by Pullin and Wang [39], or with full nonlinear dynamics by Nitsche and Krasny [26,34], Jones [22], Shukla and Eldredge [44] and Alben and Shelley [1]); a continuous sequence o”
- DISSECTING INSECT FLIGHT (2005, methodology): “Jones (2003) formulated the separated flow around a moving plate using a regularized boundary-integral representation and obtained numerical solutions at angles of attack close to 90◦.”
- Flapping and Bending Bodies Interacting with Fluid Flows (2011, background): “The two sheets Cb and Cf are coupled together at the flag’s trailing end through an unsteady Kutta condition, arising from requirements of flow smoothness, which determines the rate of circulation flux from the bound sheet Cb into the free sheet Cf (see Jones 2003, Jones & Shelley 2005).”
- Optimal flexibility of a flapping appendage in an inviscid fluid (2008, methodology): “We have presented a new formulation of the motion of a flexible body in the presence of vortex sheets, building on the work of Jones (2003) and Alben & Shelley (2008).”