Describe and discuss: The method required to specify inlet and outlet conditions for subsonic and supersonic...

Describe and discuss:

The method required to specify inlet and outlet conditions for subsonic and supersonic flows.

The reasons for having different source and dissipation terms in regions close to the wall and away from the wall.

The meaning of apparent stresses.

Conditions for the law-of-the-wall to be adequate when studying turbulent flows.

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