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Solitary wave solution of turbulent mixing layer by the method of pseudo-compressibility

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Modeling in Combustion Science

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Incompressible turbulent mixing layers are investigated by solving governing equations proposed by one of the authors using the method of pseudo-compressibility. The finite difference method with Newton iteration and with the upwind technique is employed in the computation, and a solitary wave solution of turbulent fluctuation correlations are obtained in the physical-plus-eddy space. Reynolds stress and turbulent intensities are calculated through a simple integration over the eddy space of the solitary wave solution. Those predicted quantities that are free from any empirical parameters are compared with existing experiments and satisfactory agreement is observed.

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Bai, B., Tsuge, S., Matsuo, Y. (1995). Solitary wave solution of turbulent mixing layer by the method of pseudo-compressibility. In: Buckmaster, J., Takeno, T. (eds) Modeling in Combustion Science. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 449. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-59224-5_6

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