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A flame-controlling continuation method for generating S-curve responses with detailed chemistry
M. Nishioka,
C. K. Law
, T. Takeno
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Physics & Astronomy
S curves
100%
flames
56%
chemistry
53%
scalars
18%
strain rate
16%
diffusion flames
15%
counterflow
7%
premixed flames
7%
fixing
6%
ignition
5%
nozzles
5%
temperature
5%
extinction
5%
flow velocity
5%
boundary conditions
4%
hydrogen
3%
profiles
3%
Chemical Compounds
Flame
54%
Chemistry
36%
Diffusion Flame
17%
Strain
17%
Premixed Flame
9%
Nozzle
7%
Velocity
5%
Flow
4%
Hydrogen
3%
Engineering & Materials Science
Strain rate
57%
Temperature
25%
Ignition
18%
Nozzles
18%
Hydrogen
16%
Boundary conditions
15%