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Topical problems of fluid mechanics 2003 : seminar : proceedings
 Příhoda, Jaromír ; Kozel, K.
The proceeding includes contributions on numerical simulations and experimental investigations of various turbulent flows occurring in internal, external and/or in environmental aerodynamics.
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Proceedings of the seminar Topical Problems of Fluid Mechanics 2001
 Příhoda, Jaromír ; Kozel, Karel
The proceedings contain 34 contributions related to problem of fluid dynamics and thermodynamics presented at the Seminar Topical Problems of Fluid Mechanics 2001.
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The application of the bypass-transition model in the viscous/inviscid interaction
 Příhoda, Jaromír ; Kladrubský, M.
The work deals with the numerical solution of flow over aerofoils and/or blades using a viscous/inviscid interaction method based on the solution of Euler equations and the integral dissipation method for the boundary-layer calculation.
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On the jet-cross-flow interactions
 Uruba, Václav ; Mazur, Oton ; Jonáš, Pavel ; Luxa, Martin
The results show some features of the jet-perpendicular flow interaction zone structure. The bottom part of it below the jet is of similar structure as wake behind a bluff body - cylinder, inclusive of the quasiperiodical nature of the flow structure..
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A comment on the choice of intermittency measurement method for by-pass transition investigation
 Jonáš, Pavel ; Mazur, Oton ; Uruba, Václav
The relevance of the investigation of the intermittency factor distributions inside transitional boundary layers is discussed. The prepaired procedure is outlined of measurements and evaluations of the intermittency factor.
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The wakes behind constrained multiple impinging jet in crossflow
 Dvořák, Rudolf ; Vogel, J.
The flow field in wakes behind constrained impinging jets has been analyzed on basis of detailed PIV measurements and numerical simulation (FLUENT). The character and structure of the wake flow plays a decisive role in heat and mass transfer applicatios. Comparison with the case of an isolated jet (or an uncostrained jet) has been made.
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