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Remarks On Regularity Of Non-Constant Vortex Patches

open access: yes, 2007
In this note, we show that if the initial vorticity ! 0 is a C ff(\Omega 0 ) non-constant patch, i.e., ! 0 = $ 0 د\Omega 0 with $ 0 2 C ff and @\Omega 0 2 C 1+ff ; then the weak solution ! of 2D vorticity equation will remain in the form ! =
Chaocheng Huang
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AN ELLIPSOIDAL STATISTICAL MODEL FOR GAS MIXTURES

open access: yes, 2015
In this paper, we propose a construction of a new BGK model generalizing the Ellipsoidal Statistical Model ([2], [19]) to the context of gas mixtures. The derivation of the model is based on the introduction of relaxation coefficients associated to some ...
BRULL, Stéphane
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On various models describing behaviour of thermoviscoelastic rate-type fluids

open access: yesAdvances in Nonlinear Analysis
Viscoelastic rate-type fluid models are essential for describing the behavior of a wide range of complex materials, with applications in fields such as engineering, biomaterials, and medicine.
Bulíček Miroslav, Woźnicki Jakub
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On 3D Euler Systems With Discontinuous Initial Data

open access: yes, 2007
. A non-local dynamical system is introduced to study three dimensional Euler systems with discontinuous initial data. Existence and regularity of solutions for the dynamical systems are studied.
Chaocheng Huang
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RELAXATION OF THE KINEMATIC DYNAMO EQUATIONS

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We compute the exact relaxation and Λ-convex hull of the kinematic dynamo equations and show that they coincide. We also find the relaxation in the stationary case and present applications to the infinite-time limit in the kinematic dynamo problem.Peer ...
Lindberg, Sauli, Hitruhin, Lauri
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A first order projection-based time-splitting scheme for computing chemically reacting flows, IMA-Preprint

open access: yes, 1998
. The simulation of chemically reacting ows in speci c situations is a basic instrument in natural sciences in order to understand complex phenomena e.g., salt concentrations in oceans as well as in engineering sciences e.g., the optimization of the
Andreas Prohl
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