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On instability of a viscous jet with bi-quadratic velocity profile (Q2767633)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1698089
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On instability of a viscous jet with bi-quadratic velocity profile
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1698089

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    30 January 2002
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    method of small perturbations
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    circular cylindrical jet
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    Navier-Stokes equations
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    linearization
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    small parameter
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    fourth-order differential equation
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    hydrodynamic stability
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    Frobenius technique
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    method of power series
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    On instability of a viscous jet with bi-quadratic velocity profile (English)
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    Using the method of small perturbations in linear formulation, the author studies the hydrodynamic stability of a circular cylindrical jet of viscous fluid. The influence of surrounding medium is neglected. More precisely, the distribution of the velocity in axial direction is taken in the form \(W(r) =-\varepsilon r^4 +2\varepsilon r^2 +1\) which satisfies conditions \(W'(0)=W'(1)=0\) both at the axis and at the free surface (\(\varepsilon\) is small parameter). The author studies stability of this flow under axisymmetric perturbations of a special kind. After linearization, the system of Navier-Stokes equations is reduced to a fourth-order differential equation. The equation is solved by Frobenius technique (the method of power series). The analysis of solution shows that viscosity can play a destabilizing role for some parameters of velocity profile.
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