Boundary Layer Theory

By H. Fernholz. 2001

1,013 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics

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In Aerospace Engineering

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2. C. Bergstrom
3. Ali J. Chamkha
4. S. Haun
5. Nils Olsen
6. H. Takhar
7. R. Feurich

In Computational Mechanics

1. Ali J. Chamkha
2. G. Nath
3. C. Bergstrom
4. S. Haun
5. Nils Olsen
6. H. Takhar
7. R. Feurich
8. Mohsen Sheikholeslami

Citations in the corpus

• Numerical Modeling of Flow Over Trapezoidal Broad-Crested Weir (2011, methodology): “For the boundaries at the bed and the walls, where the water flux is zero, wall laws were used (Schlichting, 1979), Equation 3. sk y ku U 301 * (3) where U is the velocity, u* is the shear velocity, k is the Karman constant (typically the value 0.4 is used), y is the water depth and ks is the…”
• Fast-start swimming performance and reduction in lateral plate number in threespine stickleback (2002, background): “The length of these projections was very close to but slightly greater than the largest admissible size before disruption of the boundary layer occurs (Schlichting 1960; Aleyev 1977), raising the possibility that the lateral plates may have generated enough drag to affect performance.”
• MHD flow over a moving plate in a rotating fluid with magnetic field, Hall currents and free stream velocity (2002, background): “(13) represents the flow over a stationary surface (Blasius flow) and over a moving surface in an ambient fluid which are giver in [21,22], respectively.”