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Numerical Investigation of Hypersonic Boundary-Layer Stabilization by Porous Surfaces
The acoustic second-mode instability predicted by linear stability theory is compared with direct numerical simulation for a hypersonic flow over various porous walls. The damping effect of the micropores on the second mode is shown by comparison of the two different approaches. In addition to inves
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