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Prediction of bypass transition in hypersonic blunt-plate boundary layers subject to noisy conditions
In hypersonic boundary-layer flows over blunt bodies, laminar-turbulent transition exhibits two distinct regimes: for small nose radii, increased bluntness delays transition; beyond a critical radius, further increasing bluntness reverses this trend. The latter regime corresponds to a bypass transit
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