Key parameters governing the precessing vortex core in reacting flows: An experimental and analytical study

Key parameters governing the precessing vortex core in reacting flows: An experimental and analytical study
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10.1016/j.proci.2014.07.035
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2015
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S. Terhaar;K. Oberleithner;C. Paschereit
S. Terhaar;K. Oberleithner;C. Paschereit
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S. Terhaar;K. Oberleithner;C. Paschereit

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