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Reynolds-number evolution of wall-pressure statistics beneath canonical turbulent boundary layers
This study investigates the Reynolds-number (Re_τ) evolution of wall-pressure statistics beneath zero-pressure-gradient TBLs, and links their logarithmic variation to the increasingly energetic large-scale motions in the logarithmic region. The wall-pressure skewness is found to become more negative
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