How can I theoretically determine the effect of acoustic perturbations on laminar-turbulent transition in a heat plume (i.e. rising smoke)?

Physics Asked by radicalisedegoist on August 4, 2020

I’ve done some preliminary reading on how Tollmien-Schlichting waves play a part in these perturbations, but is there a formula that connects sound frequency with the transition stage?

acoustics fluid dynamics navier stokes thermodynamics

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