Shear Waves in Stratified Rotating Liquids
Shear Waves in Stratified Rotating Liquids
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In order to dXotin:_;uish the two layers of liquid I shall use a prime on all quantities referring to the upper, less dense liquid while tbe absence of a prime refers to the lox^jer, denser liquid.
The boundaries of the domain are determined by the bottom surface z = 0, the cylinder surface r = R, the free surface of the upper liquid z = ^(r, S, t), and the interface z = 4'(^j^jt) separating the two liquids. On these boundin;;: surfaces we have the folloivinj dynamic and hineraatic conditions v...;hich must be satisfied at all times; (2. 1) p« = and w' = (L ■:- u'^ + r~"^v''(lJ, on z = (f (2. 2) w = on z --^ (2. 3) u = (J and u ' = on r - II {2. 1]. ) P = P' and w ~ ucj', - r ' v4c. = W - n'4, - r v'cJ)q on z = 4 Finally we shall im. Pono, for reasons of mathematical simplicity, a kind of syimnetry on the motions to be considered by requiring that (2. 5) u = and u' ^ on r = C .
The equations describiri^r the incompressibility of the txjo liquids are 11 (2. 6) u + ^~ u + r' v^ + w = (2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to dXotin:_;uish the two layers of liquid I shall use a prime on all quantities referring to the upper, less dense liquid while tbe absence of a prime refers to the lox^jer, denser liquid.
The boundaries of the domain are determined by the bottom surface z = 0, the cylinder surface r = R, the free surface of the upper liquid z = ^(r, S, t), and the interface z = 4'(^j^jt) separating the two liquids. On these boundin;;: surfaces we have the folloivinj dynamic and hineraatic conditions v...;hich must be satisfied at all times; (2. 1) p« = and w' = (L ■:- u'^ + r~"^v''(lJ, on z = (f (2. 2) w = on z --^ (2. 3) u = (J and u ' = on r - II {2. 1]. ) P = P' and w ~ ucj', - r ' v4c. = W - n'4, - r v'cJ)q on z = 4 Finally we shall im. Pono, for reasons of mathematical simplicity, a kind of syimnetry on the motions to be considered by requiring that (2. 5) u = and u' ^ on r = C .
The equations describiri^r the incompressibility of the txjo liquids are 11 (2. 6) u + ^~ u + r' v^ + w = (2.
What to read after Shear Waves in Stratified Rotating Liquids?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherman C Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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