29th International Symposium on Shock Waves 2 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-16838-8_100
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Laser Energy Deposition for Shock Wave Boundary Layer Control at Supersonic Speeds

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“…The general understanding of the phenomenon of laser interaction with the bow shock generating a toroidal vortex, due to the baroclinic instability, is explained similarly to the paper by Osuka et al 118 However Erdem et al 119 show clearly the impact that different laser pulse frequencies have on the flow around the flared cylinder. Figure 43 displays the rms of schlieren images taken at different laser pulse frequencies.…”
Section: Applications Of Laser Energy Depositionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…The general understanding of the phenomenon of laser interaction with the bow shock generating a toroidal vortex, due to the baroclinic instability, is explained similarly to the paper by Osuka et al 118 However Erdem et al 119 show clearly the impact that different laser pulse frequencies have on the flow around the flared cylinder. Figure 43 displays the rms of schlieren images taken at different laser pulse frequencies.…”
Section: Applications Of Laser Energy Depositionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The paper by Erdem et al 119 investigated a very similar research case. The general understanding of the phenomenon of laser interaction with the bow shock generating a toroidal vortex, due to the baroclinic instability, is explained similarly to the paper by Osuka et al 118 However Erdem et al 119 show clearly the impact that different laser pulse frequencies have on the flow around the flared cylinder.…”
Section: Applications Of Laser Energy Depositionmentioning
confidence: 99%