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September 16, 2005, 22:35 |
Vorticity Equation when nu is not a constant
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Folks:
I am interested in deriving the Vorticity equation in Cylindrical Coordinates (r,theta,z) with Theta symmetry and u_theta = 0. The main problem is the viscosity cannot be treated as a constant but varies spatially. For a constant viscosity we get the simple equation, dw/dt + u.Del(w) = nu Del^2(w) where u = {u_r,0,u_z} and w = vorticity = {0,w,0}, where w = du_r/dz - du_z/dr. I am interested in a similar vector equation when nu is not a constant. Could some one please help me or let me know where I can find it. Thanks. Sam |
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