Lecture

2D Parallel Flow Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of parallel flow, focusing on the effect of velocity ratio, hyperbolic tangent mixing layer, dispersion relation, and spatial instability problems. It delves into the temporal and spatial approaches to analyzing mixing layers and solving instability problems.

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