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June 10, 2009, 22:18 |
Does hairpin vortex exist?
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Daniel WEI (老魏)
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I'm quite confused?
I read many papers, I saw Jeong and Hussain said there are just quasi-streamwise vortex below y+=60, well, I cannot see hairpin in my simulation either, so may I ask you guys who are familiar with this field, 1. Does so-called hairpin exist? 2. Is bursting just a conceptional idea or is it real in physical world? The question is how can you be sure whether bursting is caused by low-speed streak instability or the broken of hiarpin head???? Thank you
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