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Leading-edge noise reduction by perforated and porous inserts: a compressible finite-chord prediction without fitted constants
Porous and perforated leading edges reduce turbulence-interaction noise, but predictions of the reduction have relied on material impedances adjusted to the acoustic data. This paper removes that adjustment. The finite-chord scattering problem is solved in compressible subsonic flow for an arbitrary
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