In this paper we consider a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by Ladyzhenskaya. The Ladyzhenskaya model is written in terms of the velocity and pressure while the studied model is written in terms of the streamfunction only. We derived the streamfunction equation of the Ladyzhenskaya model and present a weak formulation and show that this formulation is equivalent to the velocity-pressure formulation. We also present some existence and uniqueness results for the model. Finite element approximation procedures are presented. The discrete problem is proposed to be well posed and stable. Some error estimates are derived. We consider the 2D driven cavity flow problem and provide graphs which illustrate differences bet...
summary:The work deals with numerical solution of unsteady flows in a 2D channel where one part of t...
Abstract. We present a numerical scheme for incompressible viscous flow, formulated as an equation f...
The numerical solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations is presented for a two-dimensional incompressi...
In this paper we consider a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by Ladyzhe...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by...
AbstractIn this paper we analyze a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by ...
Abstract:- In this paper we consider a pure-streamfunction equation of Ladyzhenskaya equations. For ...
AbstractWe examine certain analytic and numerical aspects of optimal control problems for a Ladyzhen...
The goal of this work is to present results for 2D viscous incompressible flows governed by the Nav...
(Communicated by Jean-Luc Guermond) Abstract. In the present article, a new methodology has been dev...
AbstractIn this paper we present a new method to solve the 2D generalized Stokes problem in terms of...
This article is concerned with the equations governing the steady motion of a viscoelastic incompres...
The work presents an unsteady viscous flow for low upstream Mach number (M =0.012) in a 2D channel. ...
Um algoritmo, com velocidade e pressão como variáveis primárias e com condição de Neumann para a pre...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to build sequences of suitably smooth approximate...
summary:The work deals with numerical solution of unsteady flows in a 2D channel where one part of t...
Abstract. We present a numerical scheme for incompressible viscous flow, formulated as an equation f...
The numerical solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations is presented for a two-dimensional incompressi...
In this paper we consider a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by Ladyzhe...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by...
AbstractIn this paper we analyze a model for the motion of incompressible viscous flows proposed by ...
Abstract:- In this paper we consider a pure-streamfunction equation of Ladyzhenskaya equations. For ...
AbstractWe examine certain analytic and numerical aspects of optimal control problems for a Ladyzhen...
The goal of this work is to present results for 2D viscous incompressible flows governed by the Nav...
(Communicated by Jean-Luc Guermond) Abstract. In the present article, a new methodology has been dev...
AbstractIn this paper we present a new method to solve the 2D generalized Stokes problem in terms of...
This article is concerned with the equations governing the steady motion of a viscoelastic incompres...
The work presents an unsteady viscous flow for low upstream Mach number (M =0.012) in a 2D channel. ...
Um algoritmo, com velocidade e pressão como variáveis primárias e com condição de Neumann para a pre...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to build sequences of suitably smooth approximate...
summary:The work deals with numerical solution of unsteady flows in a 2D channel where one part of t...
Abstract. We present a numerical scheme for incompressible viscous flow, formulated as an equation f...
The numerical solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations is presented for a two-dimensional incompressi...