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CO2 State-to-State Kinetics and Transport in a Hypersonic Boundary Layer: Preliminary Results. / Armenise, I.; Kustova, E.V.

In: AIP Conference Proceedings, Vol. 1501, 2012, p. 1116-1121.

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Armenise, I. ; Kustova, E.V. / CO2 State-to-State Kinetics and Transport in a Hypersonic Boundary Layer: Preliminary Results. In: AIP Conference Proceedings. 2012 ; Vol. 1501. pp. 1116-1121.

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abstract = "State-to-state vibrational kinetics and transport properties of a mixture containing carbon dioxide molecules are studied. Theoretical models are developed and implemented in a hypersonic boundary layer solver. Various vibrational relaxation channels are considered, and the influence of complex kinetic processes on the flow parameters and heat flux is evaluated. A simpler reduced model is developed to keep the computational cost reasonable.",
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