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Wavelet coherence of surface pressure fluctuations due to von Kármán vortex shedding near a hemispherical protuberance

McCarthy et al., 2019

Document ID
3803866831115496465
Author
McCarthy J
Giacobello M
Lam S
Publication year
Publication venue
Experiments in Fluids

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Wavelet coherence analyses are done using fluctuating surface-pressure data, to reveal interesting aspects of von Kármán (vK) vortex shedding from a hydraulically smooth hemispherical protuberance. This study is conducted at a hemisphere-diameter (D) based …
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