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Three-dimensional wake of a biologically-inspired propulsor
Melissa A. Green
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Clarence W. Rowley
, Alexander J. Smits
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering
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Propulsor
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Biologically Inspired
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Strouhal number
100%
Three-dimensional Wake
100%
Lagrangian Coherent Structures
66%
Trailing Edge
66%
Mid-span
66%
Structure Analysis
33%
Bifurcation
33%
Three-dimensional (3D)
33%
Two-component
33%
Spatially Resolved
33%
Vortex Streets
33%
Pitching Panel
33%
Near Wake
33%
Street Pattern
33%
Eulerian
33%
Caudal Fin
33%
Digital Particle Image Velocimetry
33%
Wake Structure
33%
Component Information
33%
Three-dimensionality
33%
Unsteady Wake
33%
Streamwise Vortices
33%
Temporally Resolved
33%
Identification Criteria
33%
Vortex Identification
33%
Spanwise Direction
33%
Plan Geometry
33%
Engineering
Propulsor
100%
Strouhal Number
100%
Lagrangian Coherent Structure
66%
Trailing Edge
66%
Streamwise
33%
Particle Image Velocimetry
33%
Spanwise Direction
33%
Dimensionality
33%
Von Krmn Vortex Street
33%
Planforms
33%
Data Component
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Trailing Edge
100%
Particle Image Velocimetry
50%
Near Wakes
50%
Planforms
50%
Vortex Street
50%