Borodin Aleksandr Ivanovich

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. Controlled heat transfer in a laminar boundary layer along the penetrable surface of a blunt body
   
   TVT, 41:3 (2003),  427–431
2. Three-Dimensional Boundary Layer on a Permeable and Partly Permeable Surface of a Blunt Body
   
   TVT, 40:6 (2002),  916–921
3. Entrance of a body with a lifting force and a heat-conducting surface into the Earth's atmosphere
   
   Prikl. Mekh. Tekh. Fiz., 42:5 (2001),  16–26
4. Re-entering of bodies with a positive lift-to-drag ratio into the Earth's atmosphere
   
   Prikl. Mekh. Tekh. Fiz., 42:4 (2001),  3–10
5. Numerical solution of a three-dimensional multicomponent viscous shock layer by the method of global iterations
   
   TVT, 39:4 (2001),  599–608
6. Parabolized viscous shock layer in view of conjugate heat transfer
   
   TVT, 39:3 (2001),  471–478
7. Numerical investigation of supersonic flow past blunt bodies of intricate shape at an angle of attack and slip angle
   
   TVT, 38:3 (2000),  468–476
8. Heat transfer in a three-dimensional parabolized viscous shock layer in the vicinity of blunt bodies subjected to flow at angles of incidence and slip
   
   TVT, 37:5 (1999),  765–771
9. Optimization of the shape of bluntness of a body for convective heat flow within the framework of laminar boundary layer equations
   
   TVT, 37:1 (1999),  92–97
10. Numerical solution of the equations of three-dimensional viscous shock layer in the vicinity of blunt bodies placed in a stream at the angle of attack
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 39:7 (1999),  1226–1235
11. Calculations for 3D boundary layer by high accuracy finite-difference method
    
    Matem. Mod., 10:10 (1998),  79–86
12. On the computation of pressure gradient in the parabolized viscous shock-layer model
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 38:6 (1998),  1001–1007
13. Simulation of multi-component flows with chemical reactions in the model of parabolized viscous shock layer
    
    Matem. Mod., 8:10 (1996),  3–14
14. A study in three-dimensional flow of a viscous gas within the framework of parabolic flow models
    
    TVT, 34:3 (1996),  429–435
15. Numerical investigation of supersonic flow around blunt bodies in the model of a viscous shock layer
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 36:8 (1996),  158–168
16. Threedimensional gas flow past blunt bodies in the framework of the parabolic viscous shock layer theory
    
    Matem. Mod., 5:1 (1993),  16–25
17. Model of a parabolized, viscous shock layer for the investigation of a three-dimensional, hypersonic flow of viscous gas past a body
    
    TVT, 31:6 (1993),  925–933
18. Method of global iterations for solving the three-dimensional equations of a viscous shock layer
    
    TVT, 30:6 (1992),  1124–1129
19. Three-dimensional, nonuniform, hypersonic viscous gas flow around blunt bodies
    
    TVT, 30:1 (1992),  116–121
20. Spatial thin viscous shock layer in non-homogeneous gas flow in the absence of symmetry planes
    
    Matem. Mod., 1:11 (1989),  51–57
21. Numerical modelling of chemically non-equilibrium flows in spatial viscous shock layer around bodies with catalytic surface
    
    Matem. Mod., 1:8 (1989),  12–21
22. Hypersonic $3$-dimensional viscous shock layer on blunt bodies at angles of pitch and yaw
    
    TVT, 26:4 (1988),  751–758
23. $3$-dimensional boundary-layer on blunt bodies with a permeable surface at angles of attack and yaw to a stream
    
    TVT, 25:3 (1987),  509–516


24. Space viscous schock layer in flows with angles of attack past sharp cones
    
    Matem. Mod., 3:1 (1991),  3–10