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Reversal of a flat plate into its wake: a minimal model for wake capture

Dirk de Boer, Abel-John Buchner

The paper studies how the wake left by a flat plate moving forward influences the drag when the plate reverses direction, showing that the distance traveled before reversal control…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Parametric Reduced-Order modeling and Closed-Loop Control of Tandem-Cylinder Wakes

Tea Vojkovic, Dimitris Boskos, Abel-John Buchner

The flow around two circular cylinders arranged in a tandem exhibits complex wake interactions that lead to amplified unsteady loads, particularly in the co-shedding regime where a…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Transonic Buffet Modeling via Invariant Manifolds

Tea Vojković, David Quero, Rahul Jayaraj +3

In transonic flow over aircraft wings, shock-boundary-layer interactions can give rise to transonic buffet, which degrades maneuverability through unsteady aerodynamic loads. Beyon…

physics.flu-dyn2025

First observation of the Josephson-Anderson relation in experiments on hydrodynamic drag

Nicola Savelli, Ali R Khojasteh, Abel-John Buchner +2

We verify a recent prediction (Eq. 3.50 in G. L. Eyink, Phys. Rev. X 11, 031054 (2021)) for the drag on an object moving through a fluid. In this prediction the velocity field is d…

physics.flu-dyn2025

Dynamic stall of a hydrofoil with tubercles in surface gravity waves

Guillaume Ricard, Gunnar Jacobi, Daniele Fiscaletti +1

The interaction of an object with an unsteady flow is non-trivial and is still far from being fully understood. When an airfoil or hydrofoil, for example, undergoes time-dependent…

physics.flu-dyn2024

Reduced-Order Modelling and Closed-Loop Control of the Cylinder Wake

Tea Vojković, Dimitris Boskos, Abel-John Buchner

We present a model-based approach for the closed-loop control of vortex shedding in the cylinder wake. The control objective is to suppress the unsteadiness of the flow, which aris…