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Keywords Navier–Stokes equations air boundary layer experiments flexural-gravity waves heat transfer hydrodynamic instability laminar-turbulent transition magnetic fluid mathematical modeling narrow channel numerical modeling numerical simulation porous medium separation flow shock waves supersonic flow surface waves thin elastic floating plate turbulence viscosity
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Сазонов, А. С.

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No 1 (2025) Articles INVESTIGATION OF A NANOSECOND SLIDING SURFACE DISCHARGE IN A TIME-DEPENDENT SUPERSONIC AIR FLOW IN A CHANNEL
 

 

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