Flamelet Theory is a combustion modeling framework that represents turbulent non-premixed flames as an ensemble of laminar flame structures, distinguished by its reliance on the assumption that small-scale turbulence-flame interactions can be described by one-dimensional laminar flame solutions parameterized by scalar dissipation rate.
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