The present approach to matched asymptotic expansions in turbulent flow is based on a systematic application of the Millikan-Kolmogorov hypothesis, and leads to functional equations in appropriate overlap domains. The solution of these equations, and the consistent application of an associated procedure, have led to useful results for a wide variety of turbulent flows, which are often suggestive of unsuspected relationships between associated parameters. Attention is given to the functional equation approach
The interaction due to an unseparated supersonic turbulent boundary layer at a two-dimensional compr...
In several recent studies, asymptotic methods have been used successfully for the derivation of rati...
From the viewpoint of the laminar boundary layer theory, by the method of internal and external asym...
The present approach to matched asymptotic expansions in turbulent flow is based on a systematic app...
A theory is proposed in this paper to describe the behaviour of a class of turbulent shear flows as ...
This book presents a new method of asymptotic analysis of boundary-layer problems, the Successive Co...
International audienceRecent analytical investigations have shown that the vertical evolution of tur...
Equilibrium turbulent boundary-layer is analyzed within the framework of the asymptotic theory for l...
The paper presents a personal view on the history of viscous-inviscid interaction methods, a history...
The turbulent boundary layer is one of the most fundamental and important applications of fluid mech...
This paper describes the use of matched asymptotic expansions to illuminate the description of funct...
The method of matched asymptotic expansions is a well-known and powerful method for systematically c...
Communication to : Proceedings IUTAM, Bochum (DE), June 28-30, 1995SIGLEAvailable at INIST (FR), Doc...
We aim to introduce on simple examples the Method of Matched Asymptotic Expansions (”Méthode des De...
A new approach to the estimation of intermediate asymptotic behaviours of fluid flows is presented. ...
The interaction due to an unseparated supersonic turbulent boundary layer at a two-dimensional compr...
In several recent studies, asymptotic methods have been used successfully for the derivation of rati...
From the viewpoint of the laminar boundary layer theory, by the method of internal and external asym...
The present approach to matched asymptotic expansions in turbulent flow is based on a systematic app...
A theory is proposed in this paper to describe the behaviour of a class of turbulent shear flows as ...
This book presents a new method of asymptotic analysis of boundary-layer problems, the Successive Co...
International audienceRecent analytical investigations have shown that the vertical evolution of tur...
Equilibrium turbulent boundary-layer is analyzed within the framework of the asymptotic theory for l...
The paper presents a personal view on the history of viscous-inviscid interaction methods, a history...
The turbulent boundary layer is one of the most fundamental and important applications of fluid mech...
This paper describes the use of matched asymptotic expansions to illuminate the description of funct...
The method of matched asymptotic expansions is a well-known and powerful method for systematically c...
Communication to : Proceedings IUTAM, Bochum (DE), June 28-30, 1995SIGLEAvailable at INIST (FR), Doc...
We aim to introduce on simple examples the Method of Matched Asymptotic Expansions (”Méthode des De...
A new approach to the estimation of intermediate asymptotic behaviours of fluid flows is presented. ...
The interaction due to an unseparated supersonic turbulent boundary layer at a two-dimensional compr...
In several recent studies, asymptotic methods have been used successfully for the derivation of rati...
From the viewpoint of the laminar boundary layer theory, by the method of internal and external asym...