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Solutions of inverse convection problems by a predictor-corrector technique
A predictor-corrector technique for solving inverse convection problems was developed, tested, and re fined. The methodology was tested against three inverse problems: inverse plume in a crossflow, inverse jet in a crossflow, and inverse plume in a cavity. The goal of the inverse plume in a cross
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