Transition Mechanisms, Prediction and Control
Purpose and focus of SIG
SIG33 provides a forum for exchange of information on all aspects of laminar-turbulent transition mechanisms, prediction and control.
Currently, the main focus of SIG33 are the following:
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The SIG aims to disseminate knowledge through workshops and summer schools.
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31 Jul 2023This year we celebrate 30 Years of ERCOFTAC
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