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A deep dive into Tollmien-Schlichting wave control via passive wall deformations: The battle between local and downstream stabilization, lessons learned, and implications for phononic subsurfaces
A decade ago, a landmark study on flow control via subsurface phonons transformed our understanding of fluid-structural interactions, compelling us to reimagine ways by which to suppress boundary layer instabilities. While subsequent investigations have steadily enriched this landscape, several ques
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