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October 9, 2025, 12:50	How do we determine inlet conditions associated with a specific Re_\theta?	#1
Daud Hasan New Member Daud Join Date: Oct 2025 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	I am trying to validate DNS data (Araya & Castillo, 2012) using Comsol for a ZPG flat plate turbulent boundary layer. Now, in their paper they use various Re_\theta to define flow parameters. How should i think about the back calculation required to determine the inlet conditions for the required momentum thickness reynolds number?

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