I think there is no industrial/commerical code can
capture the velocity and kinetic energy near-wall boundary layers, for examples, inner layers or even buffer-layers, so no-slip bounday conditions make no sense for all turbulence modeling. Do you think so?
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Re: I think there is no industrial/commerical code
correction: sublays not inner layer.
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