Note on the symmetries of certain material tensors for a particle in Stokes flow
Note on the symmetries of certain material tensors for a particle in Stokes flow
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注意斯托克斯流中粒子的某些材料张量的对称性
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发表时间:
1972
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
E. Hinch
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作者:
E. Hinch
Consider a single rigid particle of arbitrary shape moving in a viscous fluid. A given point 0 of the body has velocity u and the angular velocity of the body is o. The undisturbed flow far from the particle is a uniform velocity U together with a general linear flow composed of a vorticity 2S2 and a pure strain E. The particle exerts on the fluid a force F, and a couple L and a stresslet S specified relative to 0. The stresslet is a second-order tensor defined by Batchelor (1970, p. 562) as the symmetric part of the force dipole strength for the particle and is the particle contribution to the symmetric part of the bulk stress tensor. It should be noted that the values of the translational velocity, the couple and the stresslet will depend on the arbitrary choice of the point 0 of the body. Let the motion be sufficiently slow for the creeping flow equations to be obeyed (low Reynolds numbers). Then from the linearity of the governing equations and boundary conditions F, L and S must each be linear in U u, S2 w and E. At first sight an expression of these relationships might appear to require nine different material tensors of various ranks which all depend on the particle’s shape orientation and the position of the point 0: ($=pk’ A P’ R”. Q’ :).(%E:).