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Ray·leigh

(rā'lē),
John William Strutt, British physicist and Nobel laureate, 1842-1919. See: Rayleigh equation, Rayleigh test.
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The surface velocity values validate the correctness and feasibility to test the Rayleigh wave velocity.
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Resonance in double-diffusive convection likewise has many applications since interactions between the fluid layers may greatly increase the critical Rayleigh number threshold for the onset of convection, which in turn is of interest to the energy industry.
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It has established a set of temperature reference solutions, velocities, current lines and the average Nusselt number for values of the Rayleigh number ranging from [10.sup.3] to [10.sup.16].
Two-Dimensional numerical simulation of natural convection in a square cavity
The obtained eigenvalues of the Rayleigh number, Ra, for the lower-upper rigid-rigid boundary conditions are
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