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1 Splitting of a two-dimensional liquid plug at
an airway bifurcation
B. L. Vaughan Jr & J. B. Grotberg
21 Buoyancy effects in a wall jet over a heatedhorizontal plate
R. Fernandez-Feria & F. Castillo-Carrasco
41 Feedback control of unstable flows: a directmodelling approach using the Eigensystem
Realisation Algorithm
T. L. B. Flinois & A. S. Morgans
79 Airfoil in a high amplitude oscillating
stream
C. Strangfeld, H. Müller-Vahl,
C. N. Nayeri, C. O. Paschereit &D. Greenblatt
109 Internal wave attractors examined using
laboratory experiments and 3D numericalsimulations
C. Brouzet, I. N. Sibgatullin, H. Scolan,
E. V. Ermanyuk & T. Dauxois
S 132 Boundary layer transition mechanisms behinda micro-ramp
Q. Ye, F. F. J. Schrijer & F. Scarano
162 Receptivity coefficients at excitation ofcross-flow waves due to scattering of
free-stream vortices on surface vibrations
V. I. Borodulin, A. V. Ivanov,Y. S. Kachanov & A. P. Roschektaev
209 Mach-number scaling of individual azimuthalmodes of subsonic co-flowing jets
R. D. Sandberg & B. J. Tester
S 229 Vortex formation and shedding from acyber-physical pitching plate
K. Onoue & K. S. Breuer
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248 Particle transport in turbulent curved
pipe flow
A. Noorani, G. Sardina, L. Brandt &P. Schlatter
280 Solutal Marangoni instability in layered
two-phase flows
J. R. Picardo, T. G. Radhakrishna &S. Pushpavanam
S 316 Spin-down in rotating Hagen–Poiseuille
flow: a simple criterion to detect the onsetof absolute instabilities
A. Miranda-Barea, C. Fabrellas-García,
L. Parras & C. del Pino

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S 335 Excitation of superharmonics by internal
modes in non-uniformly stratified fluid
B. R. Sutherland
353 External turbulence-induced axial flow andinstability in a vortex
E. Stout & F. Hussain
380 Layers and internal waves in uniformly
stratified fluids stirred by vertical grids
S. A. Thorpe
414 Converging cylindrical magnetohydrodynamic
shock collapse onto a power-law-varying
line current
W. Mostert, D. I. Pullin, R. Samtaney &V. Wheatley

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444 Puffing-enhanced fuel/air mixing of anevaporating n-decane/ethanol emulsion
droplet and a droplet group under convective
heating
J. Shinjo, J. Xia, L. C. Ganippa &A. Megaritis
477 On the convection velocity of source events
related to supersonic jet crackle
N. E. Murray & G. W. Lyons

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