The impact of heating the breakdown bubble on the global mode of a swirling jet: Experiments and linear stability analysis

The impact of heating the breakdown bubble on the global mode of a swirling jet: Experiments and linear stability analysis
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10.1063/1.4963274
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2016-05
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arXiv: Fluid Dynamics
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Lothar Rukes;M. Sieber;Oliver Paschereit;K. Oberleithner
Lothar Rukes;M. Sieber;Oliver Paschereit;K. Oberleithner
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Lothar Rukes;M. Sieber;Oliver Paschereit;K. Oberleithner

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