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Rayhaneh Akhavan

Affiliations: 
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI 
Area:
Mechanical Engineering, Polymer Chemistry, Condensed Matter Physics
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Mehmet U. Haliloglu grad student 2007 University of Michigan
Dong-Hyun Lee grad student 2010 University of Michigan

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Rastegari A, Akhavan R. (2019) On drag reduction scaling and sustainability bounds of superhydrophobic surfaces in high Reynolds number turbulent flows Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 864: 327-347
Rastegari A, Akhavan R. (2018) The common mechanism of turbulent skin-friction drag reduction with superhydrophobic longitudinal microgrooves and riblets Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 838: 68-104
Tang Y, Akhavan R. (2016) Computations of equilibrium and non-equilibrium turbulent channel flows using a nested-LES approach Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 793: 709-748
Rastegari A, Akhavan R. (2015) On the mechanism of turbulent drag reduction with super-hydrophobic surfaces Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 773
Akhavan R, Ansari A, Kang S, et al. (2000) Subgrid-scale interactions in a numerically simulated planar turbulent jet and implications for modelling Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 408: 83-120
Jung WJ, Mangiavacchi N, Akhavan R. (1992) Suppression of turbulence in wall‐bounded flows by high‐frequency spanwise oscillations Physics of Fluids. 4: 1605-1607
Akhavan R, Kamm RD, Shapiro AH. (1991) An investigation of transition to turbulence in bounded oscillatory Stokes flows Part 2. Numerical simulations Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 225: 423-444
Akhavan R, Kamm RD, Shapiro AH. (1991) An investigation of transition to turbulence in bounded oscillatory Stokes flows Part 1. Experiments Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 225: 395-422
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