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**Objective** The objective of the course is to introduce and adapt modern flow control techniques in order to stabilize flow instabilities and therefore delay transition to turbulence. Both open-loop and closed-loop control strategies will be presented. These issues play a crucial role in both aeronautical and mechanical engineering applications. **Lecturer** Denis Sipp, ONERA/DAFE **** **Content** \- Instabilities and global modes in open shear-flows. \- Open-loop control with adjoint methods: variational formulation, adjoint operators, adjoint global modes, eigenvalue sensitivity. \- Open-loop control with amplitude equations: the forced Van der Pol oscillator, multiple time-scale analysis, compatibility condition, bifurcation analysis in real systems. \- Model reduction with balanced truncation: input/output dynamics, observability and controllability Gramians, Hankel singular-values, balanced basis. \- Closed-loop control with estimator / controller setup: Riccati-based feedback control , full-state information control, partial state information control, estimation and Kalman filtering. All concepts will be illustrated on cylinder and open-cavity flows. The students will work on the concepts in class thanks to numerical codes based on FreeFem++ and Matlab. **Requirements :** Introduction to hydrodynamic instabilities (MEC631). Fundamental notions of fluid mechanics **Credits ECTS :** 3
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