NASA NTRS · 19740034212
Computational problems in three and four dimensional boundary layer theory
Abstract
It is shown that three-dimensional and time-dependent boundary layer flows can be calculated in a reasonable amount of time with the current generation of computers. The physical problems used to illustrate this have a wide application, and are the following: (1) oscillating flows over cylinders with both the wall and the inviscid flow oscillating, and (2) time-dependent and three-dimensional flow over a rotating airfoil in forward flight.
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Dwyer, H. A., Mccroskey, W. J.. 1973-01-01. Computational problems in three and four dimensional boundary layer theory. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740034212
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