Existence and Uniqueness of a solution to a flow problem about a Rotating Obstacle at low Reynolds number
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description: The flow is described by the Navicr-Stokes equations in the domain n C R3. The open-bounded domain is assumed to have a cone property. The rotation of a 3- dimensional symmetrical impermeable cylindrical rigid body in the fluid is studied. The model is constructed in a manner that the equations describe a system in a frame attached to the obstacle.The system of the governing equations is constructed on the basis of conservation of angular momentum of the rigid body and the conservation of linear momentum of the fluid. When the conservation of angular momentum is taken into account, a dynamic boundary condition is considered. The uniqueness of this unknown velocity vector field is confirmed by using the so called energy method. In this study we chose the incompressible viscous Navier-Stokes flow and thus the fluid density does not change through out the flow.
abstract: The flow is described by the Navicr-Stokes equations in the domain n C R3. The open-bounded domain is assumed to have a cone property. The rotation of a 3- dimensional symmetrical impermeable cylindrical rigid body in the fluid is studied. The model is constructed in a manner that the equations describe a system in a frame attached to the obstacle.The system of the governing equations is constructed on the basis of conservation of angular momentum of the rigid body and the conservation of linear momentum of the fluid. When the conservation of angular momentum is taken into account, a dynamic boundary condition is considered. The uniqueness of this unknown velocity vector field is confirmed by using the so called energy method. In this study we chose the incompressible viscous Navier-Stokes flow and thus the fluid density does not change through out the flow.
author: Nyathi, Freeman
language: en
keywords: Existence, Uniqueness, Flow problem, Rotating obstacle, Reynolds number, UCTD
date published: 2015-05
date modified: 2026-07-27T21:57:42Z
provider: University of Venda
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: University of Venda

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