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Drag reduction and subcritical turbulence in controlled pipe flows
Pipe flow controlled by streamwise-travelling waves of azimuthal wall velocity is studied using direct numerical simulations at a bulk Reynolds number $Re_b=4900$. A comprehensive analysis of drag reduction shows that the flow response differs fundamentally from that of channel flow. Under suitable
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