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attachment line contamination: a standalone construct

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Aerodynamics

transition of the boundary layer along the leading edge of a swept wing caused by turbulence swept in from the wing root.

In aerodynamics, attachment line contamination refers to transition of the boundary layer along the leading edge of a swept wing caused by turbulence swept in from the wing root. This meaning comes from Poll (1979) in Aeronautical Quarterly.[1]

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References

Poll, D. I. A. (1979). Transition in the Infinite Swept Attachment Line Boundary Layer. Aeronautical Quarterly, 30(4), 607-629. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0001925900008763

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