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|a Intro; 1 Basic Equations; 1.1 Elements of Fluid Mechanics; 1.2 Equations for Fluctuating Flow; 1.3 Equations for Two-Dimensional Flow; 1.4 Prandtl's Boundary-Layer Theory; 1.5 Other Definitions and Equations; 2 Laminar Boundary Layers; 2.1 A Steady Boundary Layer -Blasius' Solution; 2.2 Unsteady Boundary Layers without a Mean Flow; 2.3 Unsteady Boundary Layers with a Mean Flow; 3 Turbulent Boundary Layers; 3.1 Isotropic Turbulence; 3.2 A Phenomenological Approach; 3.3 A Differential Approach; 3.4 Free-Stream Turbulence; 3.5 Near-Wall Turbulence; 4 Pre-Transitional Flow.
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|a 4.1 Seeds of Transition4.2 Path to Natural Transition; 4.3 Path to Bypass Transition; 5 Turbulent Spots; 5.1 Anatomy of a Spot; 5.2 Emmons' Turbulent Spot Theory; 5.3 Spot Kinematics; 5.4 Spots and Becalmed Matters; 5.5 Propagation Parameters; 6 Transition Correlations; 6.1 Beginning and End of Transition; 6.2 Zero Pressure-Gradient Flows; 6.3 Nonzero Pressure-Gradient Flows; 6.4 Effect of Surface Curvature; 6.5 Effect of Surface Roughness; 7 Transitional Boundary Layers; 7.1 Classical Approach; 7.2 Zonal Approach; 7.3 Intermittency Models; 7.4 Some Typical Errors.
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|a 8 The Other Modes of Transition8.1 Wake-Induced Transition; 8.2 Multimode Transition; 8.3 Separated-Flow Transition; 8.4 Post- and Reverse Transition; Appendices.
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