The Response of Hill's Vortex to a Small Three Dimensional Disturbance
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概要
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The response of Hill's vortex to a small three dimensional disturbance is examined . The perturbed field is expanded by the spherical solid harmonics Y_<nm> and a system of equations for the evolution of the expansion coefficients is obtained. It is shown that these equations are closed for each azimuthal number m. In a case of axisymmetric distortion, Moffatt and Moore (1978) showed that if the initial disturbance is such as to make the vortex prolate spheroidal, rotational fluid is detrained, forming a thin spike at the rear stagnation point, and if the vortex is initially oblate, irrotaional fluid is entrained there. When the initial distortion is not axisymmetric, numerical results for m=2 show that a peak of initial surface elevation moves downstream toward the rear stagnation point forming a spike-like structure.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1994-02-15
著者
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Fukuyu A
Tokyo Denki Univ. Hiki‐gun
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Fukuyu Akio
Department Of Mathematical Science Faculty Of Science And Engineering Tokyo Denki University
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Kanai Akimitsu
Department Of Mathematical Sciences College Of Science And Engineering Tokyo Denki University
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Ruzi Taxpolat
Department of Mathematical Sciences, College of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Denki University
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Ruzi Taxpolat
Department Of Mathematical Sciences College Of Science And Engineering Tokyo Denki University
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