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Is No-Slip Necessary for Vorticity Generation and Shedding over a Circular Cylinder?
It is traditionally believed that the no-slip boundary condition is necessary for vorticity generation, as might be implied by the Lighthill vorticity generation mechanism. However, the investigations of Morton (1984) and Terrington et al. (2020) assert that the vorticity-generation mechanism is ind
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