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Effect of bristled shark scale structures on the aerodynamic characteristics of leading-edge protuberanced wing section
The present paper focuses its attention on assessing the influence of bristled shark scale structures over biologically inspired leading-edge protuberanced (LEP) airfoil section. It is worth noting that utilization of bristled shark scale structures as an effective flow control method remains untouc
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