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1answer
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Derivation of Bessel functions
I am writing a summary on a work on Fluid Dynamics that develops irrotational flow states that appear to interact amongst each other according to the equations of Electromagnetism …
2
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1answer
62 views
The discrete theory of compressible fluids dynamics
I am working on the discrete theory of compressible fluids dynamics, i.e., numerically solving and simulating the compressible fluids , we are interested in the way using discrete …
1
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1answer
209 views
Solving Stokes Equations using 3D Fourier transforms
How do you calculate the inverse Fourier transform of $\frac{k_ik_j}{k^4}$. I know it has to be a matrix of the form $=δ_{ij}A(r)+r_ir_jB(r)$, but how do you calculate the function …
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3answers
199 views
problem related to airy function
i have solve the schrondinger equation for triangular well potential the solution to it were the ary function...now the problem comes that:
How to find the normalization constant …
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0answers
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Constructing black noise with non-standard analysis
With noise in the sense of i.i.d. random sequence,
a noise is black if it is not isomorphic to standard Gaussian white noise.
Tsirelson showed the existence of black noise through …
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1answer
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Inequality between gradient and divergent
Consider functions v:R^d->R^d (d is dimension 2 or 3 and v is a velocity field) and v in X=H_0^1 (Sobolev space). I would like to prove the inequality
||d …
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Convergence of solutions to Navier-Stokes to Euler’s equation for viscosity $\to$ zero
Let
$$
\partial_t u + \nabla_u u = - \nabla p
$$
be Euler's equation (Wikipedia) for an ideal incompressible fluid. Let
$$
\partial_t u + \nabla_u u - \nu \Delta u = - \nabla p
$$ …
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vote
1answer
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A moving boundary in rock mechanics
I'm concern a moving boundary problem in rock mechanics.
We consider a problem of unsaturated flow of an in-compressible fluid in a
porous medium(rock) like D. Moreover suppose tha …
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5answers
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Is there a mathematically precise definition of turbulence for solutions of Navier-Stokes?
Given a solution $S$ of the Navier-Stokes equations, is there a way to make mathematically precise a statement like: "$S$ is turbulent in the spacetime region $U$"?
And if such a …
2
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0answers
194 views
Monge Ampere and Calculus
[ I posted the question on Math StackExchange but didn't get any reply nor comment, so I'm trying here ]
I am learning about mass transportation theory and the Monge-Ampere equati …
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vote
0answers
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Velocity field of fluid and Maurer-Cartan form?
Chatting with an engineer, he suggested me to have a look to a certain book in order to
understand what fluid mechanics is about (I know nothing about the subject). But this quest …
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0answers
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Reynolds Number in Multiple Scales
Consider the Navier - Stokes equations in a bounded region $\Omega_t \subset \mathbb{R}^2$ with a Lipschitz boundary $\partial \Omega_t $ and the domain is time dependent. Can one …
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Vortex Voronoi diagram?
Suppose there are a finite number of disjoint unit-radii disks in the
plane, each spinning clockwise or counterclockwise at the same
angular velocity.
The plane is filled with a th …
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0answers
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Why is a smooth weak solution strong for stationary linear Stokes problem with zero-traction boundary condition?
Can anyone provide me with a reference giving details on how smooth generalized solutions of the stationary linear Stokes problem can be shown to be classical solutions when a zero …

