Flow tagging velocimetry in incompressible flow using photo-activated nonintrusive tracking of molecular motion (PHANTOMM)

W. R. Lempert; P. Ronney; K. Magee; K. R. Gee; R. P. Haugland

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Flow tagging velocimetry in incompressible flow using photo-activated nonintrusive tracking of molecular motion (PHANTOMM)

W. R. Lempert P. Ronney K. Magee K. R. Gee R. P. Haugland

Experiments in Fluids Vol. 18 No. 4 pp. 249-257 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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Published: Feb 01, 1995
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W. R. Lempert, P. Ronney, K. Magee, et al. (1995). Flow tagging velocimetry in incompressible flow using photo-activated nonintrusive tracking of molecular motion (PHANTOMM). Experiments in Fluids, 18(4), 249-257. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00195095

Flow tagging velocimetry in incompressible flow using photo-activated nonintrusive tracking of molecular motion (PHANTOMM)

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