Lewis Number Effects is a theoretical construct in combustion science that characterizes the influence of differential diffusion between heat and mass on the stability, structure, and propagation dynamics of laminar premixed flames, distinguished by its dependence on the ratio of thermal diffusivity to mass diffusivity within the flame front.
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University of California San Diego
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Applied Mathematics (United States)
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