AbstractA completeness/expansion theorem, analogous to that of DiPrima and Habetler (D-H), is proved for the equation governing the linear stability of nearly parallel flows, to which the D-H theorem does not apply. It is also proved that only a finite number of eigenvalues with negative real parts can occur. Both results are based on a theorem of Gohberg and Kreǐn
AbstractSeveral problems in the linearized stability of boundary layers are examined. They are all t...
Fluid flows that are smooth at low speeds become unstable and then turbulent at higher speeds. Th...
textWe study the linear stability of a family of Jeffery-Hamel solutions which satisfy a zero flux c...
AbstractA completeness/expansion theorem, analogous to that of DiPrima and Habetler (D-H), is proved...
The stability of a laminar boundary layer has classically been analysed in terms of the solutions of...
A novel method is presented for obtaining rigorous upper bounds on the finite-amplitude growth of in...
An analysis and calculations on the stability of the free laminar boundary layer between parallel st...
The discrete spectrum of the Orr-Sommerfeld problem of hydrodynamic stability for boundary layer flo...
A rational foundation is provided for the application of the linear stability theory of parallel she...
We study the linear stability of multi-layer Hele-Shaw flows. This topic has many useful application...
AbstractThere exists a great number of references of bifurcations and stability for the Navier–Stoke...
(First paragraph) Customarily one does not impose n-th order boundary conditions on the solution of ...
In this paper we present computer-assisted proofs of a number of results in theoretical fluid dynami...
Linear instability of complex flows may be analyzed by numerical solutions of partial-derivative-bas...
Stability of Parallel Flows provides information pertinent to hydrodynamical stability. This book ex...
AbstractSeveral problems in the linearized stability of boundary layers are examined. They are all t...
Fluid flows that are smooth at low speeds become unstable and then turbulent at higher speeds. Th...
textWe study the linear stability of a family of Jeffery-Hamel solutions which satisfy a zero flux c...
AbstractA completeness/expansion theorem, analogous to that of DiPrima and Habetler (D-H), is proved...
The stability of a laminar boundary layer has classically been analysed in terms of the solutions of...
A novel method is presented for obtaining rigorous upper bounds on the finite-amplitude growth of in...
An analysis and calculations on the stability of the free laminar boundary layer between parallel st...
The discrete spectrum of the Orr-Sommerfeld problem of hydrodynamic stability for boundary layer flo...
A rational foundation is provided for the application of the linear stability theory of parallel she...
We study the linear stability of multi-layer Hele-Shaw flows. This topic has many useful application...
AbstractThere exists a great number of references of bifurcations and stability for the Navier–Stoke...
(First paragraph) Customarily one does not impose n-th order boundary conditions on the solution of ...
In this paper we present computer-assisted proofs of a number of results in theoretical fluid dynami...
Linear instability of complex flows may be analyzed by numerical solutions of partial-derivative-bas...
Stability of Parallel Flows provides information pertinent to hydrodynamical stability. This book ex...
AbstractSeveral problems in the linearized stability of boundary layers are examined. They are all t...
Fluid flows that are smooth at low speeds become unstable and then turbulent at higher speeds. Th...
textWe study the linear stability of a family of Jeffery-Hamel solutions which satisfy a zero flux c...