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On the generation of the mean velocity profile for turbulent boundary layers with pressure gradient under equilibrium conditions

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Table 1 lists the sources of reference velocity profiles with the main non-dimensional parameters as reported by each author
Figure 1. Boundary layer decks.
Figure 3 shows the effect of using the composite velocity profile of Equation (6) in combination with Equation (4) and Equation (5)
Figure 4. Outer layer velocity profiles from Österlund (20) (symbols) and from Equation (6) (lines) at
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