Computation of unsteady turbomachinery flows: Part 2—LES and hybrids

By Paul G. Tucker. 2011

152 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Juan José Palacios Alonso
2. William D. Gropp
3. David L. Darmofal
4. Dimitri J. Mavriplis
5. J. Slotnick
6. E. Lurie
7. A. Khodadoust

In Computational Mechanics

1. Juan José Palacios Alonso
2. William D. Gropp
3. David L. Darmofal
4. Dimitri J. Mavriplis
5. J. Slotnick
6. E. Lurie
7. A. Khodadoust
8. Chi-Wang Shu

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Juan José Palacios Alonso
2. William D. Gropp
3. David L. Darmofal
4. Dimitri J. Mavriplis
5. J. Slotnick
6. E. Lurie
7. A. Khodadoust

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• CFD Vision 2030 Study: A Path to Revolutionary Computational Aerosciences (2014, methodology): “However, WRLES is potentially feasible in 2030 for lower Reynolds numbers and is a reasonable pursuit for many relevant aerospace applications including many components of typical aerospace turbomachinery.(113) Further, the development of WRLES directly benefits WMLES in that the basic issues of imp”