Structure Inclination Angle in a Turbulent Adverse Pressure Gradient Boundary Layer

The effect of a strong adverse pressure gradient on the turbulent structure in an equilibrium boundary layer was studied using two-point space-time correlations. The ρuu correlations from the adverse pressure gradient layer were found to be inclined at a considerably higher angle with respect to the...

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