Christopher Davies

Honorary Professor

University of Leicester

United Kingdom

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Alexander Pretty

Teaching Associate

Cardiff University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Christian Thomas

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Sharon Stephen

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Timothy Phillips

Professor of Applied Mathematics

Cardiff University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Christopher Davies

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Linear impulse response in three-dimensional oscillatory boundary layers formed by periodic modulation of a rotating disk

Onset of absolutely unstable behaviour in the Stokes layer: a Floquet approach to the Briggs method

An adjoint approach for computing the receptivity of the rotating disc boundary layer to surface roughness

Control of stationary convective instabilities in the rotating disk boundary layer via time-periodic modulation

Numerical simulation of the spatiotemporal development of linear disturbances in Stokes layers: Absolute instability and the effects of high-frequency harmonics

Linear stability of the flow of a second order fluid past a wedge

Effects of partial slip on the local-global linear stability of the infinite rotating disk boundary layer

Linear stability eigenmodal analysis for steady and temporally periodic boundary-layer flow configurations using a velocity-vorticity formulation

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Alexander Pretty

Christian Thomas

Sharon Stephen

Timothy Phillips

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