Study on Weak Nonlinear Waves in Two-Dimensional Supersonic Flow by the Reductive Perturbation Method
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概要
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The second order approximation in the reductive perturbation method has beeninvestigated for weak nonlinear waves in two-dimensional sttpersonic flow withviscosity and heat-conductivity. As a result it is found that the second order equa-tion is reduced to the linearized Burgers equation with inhomogeneous terms.The renormalization of secular term included in inhomogeneous terms is carriedout for the case of a weak oblique shock by making use of the method of Kodama& Taniuti. It is shown that the corrected inclination of the shock front to theuniform flow coincides with the expression obtained from the Rankine-Hugoniotrelation under the weak shock approximation. The solutiotx up to the secondorder is obtained analytically and it has the form, for special case, like Becker'ssolution under the same approximation.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1982-05-15
著者
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Tokunaga Hiroshi
Department Of Biochemical Science And Technology Faculty Of Agriculture Kagoshima University
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Tokunaga Hiroshi
Department Of Mechanical Engineering Kyoto Technical University
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