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Reynolds-number regimes of corrugation-induced lift enhancement in two-dimensional dragonfly-like wings
Corrugated wing structures commonly observed in insect wings can enhance aerodynamic performance at low Reynolds numbers ($Re \simeq O(10^3)$). However, their effectiveness strongly depends on the Reynolds number, and the corresponding operating range remains unclear. Direct numerical simulations of
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