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sud
Join Date: May 2013
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Hello Everyone ,
I wrote code to solve complete Navier stokes equation in Matlab for supersonic flow over flat plate . My doubt is Whether the Complete NS Equations predict the flow properties for hypersonic flows too ? . If so why do they have Viscous Shock Layer equations and Paralolized Navier Stokes Equations ? Also i wanted to know how to numerically discretize the Viscous shock layer equations for modelling Hypersonic flows in matlab . It would be of great help if someone share their knowledge Thanks ![]() ![]()
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