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Strain-coupled one-dimensional turbulence: a single-line closure, its limits, and the consequence for leading-edge noise
Turbulence approaching a solid surface is strained before it arrives, and the distortion of its spectrum is often what governs the downstream response; yet reduced-order predictions, leading-edge-noise theory among them, still take the incoming spectrum as frozen. We develop a strain-coupled formula
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