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The effect of suction on the nonlinear stability of a three-dimensional compressible boundary layer

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posted on 2023-05-18, 19:08 authored by Seddougui, SO, Andrew BassomAndrew Bassom
This study follows on from work by Bassom & Seddougui (1992, Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A 436, 405–15) on the effects of suction on the nonlinear stability of the three-dimensional incompressible boundary layer induced by a rotating disc. This flow has two types of stationary instability, one corresponds to the upper-branch inviscid mode and the other to the lower-branch viscous mode. This latter instability is characterized by an effective velocity profile which has a zero shear stress at the wall and, as in Bassom & Seddougui (1992), it is on this mode that interest is focused here. The effect of suction on the compressible flow, and its subsequent instability, is shown to be significant.

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Publication title

IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics

Volume

56

Pagination

183-206

ISSN

0272-4960

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Publisher

Oxford Univ Press

Place of publication

Great Clarendon St, Oxford, England, Ox2 6Dp

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Copyright Oxford University Press 1996

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