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Navier–Stokes simulation of slipstream evolution in steady shock reflection

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The authors gratefully acknowledge their access to the High-Performance Computing Facility of CSIR-CMERI. They thank the anonymous reviewers, Reviewer 2 in particular, for their valuable suggestions.

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    Abhishek Kundu & Sudipta De

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Kundu, A., De, S. Navier–Stokes simulation of slipstream evolution in steady shock reflection. J Vis 20, 515–518 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12650-016-0407-1

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