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Evolution of a Large-Scale Vortex in Shear Flow of a Relaxing Molecular Gas

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Stability and Suppression of Turbulence in Relaxing Molecular Gas Flows

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The chapter contains the results of the numerical study of a model problem for estimating the influence of thermal relaxation on the turbulized flow outside the limits of the laminar-turbulent transition. Nonlinear evolution of a large-scale vortex structure in a plane shear flow of a molecular gas is considered. Such structures are inevitable attributes of the final stage of the laminar-turbulent transition and turbulence generation in plane wakes, mixing layers, and submerged jets.

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Grigoryev, Y.N., Ershov, I.V. (2017). Evolution of a Large-Scale Vortex in Shear Flow of a Relaxing Molecular Gas. In: Stability and Suppression of Turbulence in Relaxing Molecular Gas Flows. Fluid Mechanics and Its Applications, vol 117. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55360-3_6

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