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An inviscid flow solver used in conjunction with a viscous flow solver through a patching or matching approach [1] has proved to be a powerful technique for computing viscous-inviscid interacting flow, as pointed out in the reviews of Lock [2], Melnik [3], and Le Balleur [4]. This computational technique can be extended to separated flow if an inverse boundary-layer calculation method (where the pressure distribution is obtained as part of the solution) is used in place of a direct boundary-layer calculation method (where the pressure distribution is specified). A review of computational methods capable of handling separated flow is given by Le Balleur [4].
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Whitfield, D.L., Swafford, T.W., Donegan, T.L. (1982). An Inverse Integral Computational Method for Compressible Turbulent Boundary Layers. In: Haase, W. (eds) Recent Contributions to Fluid Mechanics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81932-2_30
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