November 9, 2023, 07:03
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Matthew
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Originally Posted by Mike
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Does anyone please tell me if inviscid flow can be rotational or not? What is the nature of rotational flow?
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The answer is yes, you can get inviscid flows that has vorticity. All you need is  . in 2D, one possible source of vorticity are shear flows. I've actually written a paper on this that's free to download. What you can do, is choose a function and call it the vorticity, and then solve the Euler equations to find the velocity profile.
Depending on your fluid being compressible or not, can also be a source of vorticity, others have mentioned shock waves as a source of vorticity.
In 2D, the vorticity is a scalar function, and will remain in the fluid for all time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorticity_equation
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