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Fig. 6. Velocity vectors from the rear at Re~1400. These slices were captured in an identical fashion to those in Fig. 5 except that they were spaced every 0.5 cm with the camera closer to the wing. The wing tip is to the left, the leading edge (top) is into the page, the trailing edge (bottom) is out of the page, and the wing is sweeping away from the viewer and is caught during mid-downstroke. Note the localized high velocity movement of fluid in A and B, possibly representing the front edge of the spiral vortex. By E, the laser sheet is capturing the rear of the spiraling leading edge vortex.





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