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Hydrodynamic mechanism and suppression of cavity breathing oscillations in a twin-cavity supersonic combustor
Low-frequency cavity breathing oscillations can strongly affect flame stabilization and operability in cavity-stabilized supersonic combustors, yet their hydrodynamic origin and suppression remain insufficiently understood in opposed twin-cavity configurations. We investigate the breathing dynamics
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