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February 6, 2007, 05:58 |
A question for 'Tom'
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Hi Tom,
Can I ask you to refresh your memory on a discussion we had around 1 year ago where we were discussing the possibility of shock waves in low-speed viscous flows. You made a comment something along the lines of (paraphrased): The diffusion eats up the characteristics. In view of my current research, could I ask you to please elaborate in more detail on that point? My work in a 2D field shows that you were correct on that comment. Would you be able to describe the mechanism? I've see a comment regarding solitons, where is was stated that the non-linear wave is prevented from breaking by the effect of the dispersion term. I'd like to try & get a minds-eye view of the physical mechanism that the diffusion uses in the N-S. Thanks so much for your time. desA |
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