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Numerical simulation of laminar-turbulent transition on a ...

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— Donald Riedeberger. pursued at / durchgeführt am. IAG (Institut für Aerodynamik und Gasdynamik). Stuttgart University. › document › view › numerical-...

Analysis of the Relation between Skin Morphology and Local ...

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by V Pavlov · · Cited by 3 — Donald Riedeberger & Ulrich Rist. Authors. Vadim Pavlov ... Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org _ › chapter

Analysis of the Relation between Skin Morphology and Local Flow...

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The dolphin skin close to the anisotropic compliant wall design could potentially reduce the friction drag. The goal of this work was to study the relation...

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locomotion energy, evolution has optimized the design of these animals such that friction loss is ... Vadim Pavlov, Donald Riedeberger, Ulrich Rist, Ursula Siebert ... factured by Wuerth Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG with Falt-Flex-technology, layer.

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Vadim Pavlov, Donald Riedeberger, Ulrich Rist, Ursula Siebert · Download PDF (485KB). Chapter. Pages Hydrodynamic Perception in Pinnipeds.

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Numerical simulation of laminar-turbulent transition on a ...

Analysis of the Relation between Skin Morphology and Local ...

Analysis of the Relation between Skin Morphology and Local Flow...

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