The methods of tensor analysis are used to derive a system of non-linear integrability equations associated with a general transformation from Cartesian coordinates to curvilinear coordinates. It is shown that when the curvilinear coordinate system contains one right angle the integrability equations can be integrated and the general form of the transformation can be obtained provided the unit normal to an arbitrarily shaped, smooth, bounded closed surface is prescribed. The general form of the transformation can also be obtained when the unit normal to the boundary section by the longitudinal plane is prescribed. It is then shown how such a system of general curvilinear coordinates can be applied to a large class of boundary value problems...
Starting from the notion of linear and nonlinear transformations, affine and functional-nonlinear ma...
Non-numeric digital computer program using coordinate transformation in deriving equations of motion...
Analytical solutions to problems in finite elasticity are most often derived using the semi-inverse ...
A system of non-linear integrability equations is derived which is associated with the differential ...
AbstractIn a curvilinear coordinate system with metric tensor G, the Laplace-Beltrami operator ▿2 ex...
Issued July 1977.Prepared by Mississippi State University, for Langley Research Center, under grant ...
A set of higher-order boundary-layer equations is derived valid for three-dimensional compressible f...
The tensorial nature of a quantity permits us to formulate transformation rules for its components u...
The article examines curvilinear coordinate systems generalized from rectangular linear coordinate s...
With this note, we would like present a method to compute the incompatibility operator in any system...
We would like to present a method to compute the incompatibility operator in any system of curviline...
The paper describes a technique for the generation of boundary-fitted curvilinear coordinate systems...
The computer program AFTBDY generates a body fitted curvilinear coordinate system for a wedge curved...
This is a working paper in which a formulation is given for solving the boundary-layer equations in ...
The issues of adopting the velocity components as dependent velocity variables, including the Cartes...
Starting from the notion of linear and nonlinear transformations, affine and functional-nonlinear ma...
Non-numeric digital computer program using coordinate transformation in deriving equations of motion...
Analytical solutions to problems in finite elasticity are most often derived using the semi-inverse ...
A system of non-linear integrability equations is derived which is associated with the differential ...
AbstractIn a curvilinear coordinate system with metric tensor G, the Laplace-Beltrami operator ▿2 ex...
Issued July 1977.Prepared by Mississippi State University, for Langley Research Center, under grant ...
A set of higher-order boundary-layer equations is derived valid for three-dimensional compressible f...
The tensorial nature of a quantity permits us to formulate transformation rules for its components u...
The article examines curvilinear coordinate systems generalized from rectangular linear coordinate s...
With this note, we would like present a method to compute the incompatibility operator in any system...
We would like to present a method to compute the incompatibility operator in any system of curviline...
The paper describes a technique for the generation of boundary-fitted curvilinear coordinate systems...
The computer program AFTBDY generates a body fitted curvilinear coordinate system for a wedge curved...
This is a working paper in which a formulation is given for solving the boundary-layer equations in ...
The issues of adopting the velocity components as dependent velocity variables, including the Cartes...
Starting from the notion of linear and nonlinear transformations, affine and functional-nonlinear ma...
Non-numeric digital computer program using coordinate transformation in deriving equations of motion...
Analytical solutions to problems in finite elasticity are most often derived using the semi-inverse ...