Sound sources of the screech tone radiated from circular supersonic jet oscillating in the helical mode

Sound sources of the screech tone radiated from circular supersonic jet oscillating in the helical mode

The generation mechanism of the screech tone in the helical oscillation mode is investigated using a series of instantaneous photographs. From the analysis of the photographs, six evanescent sound sources are observed as prominent points along the jet axis. These sound sources move along circular or...

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