Boundary Layer Stability¶in Real Vanishing Viscosity Limit
Boundary Layer Stability¶in Real Vanishing Viscosity Limit
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DOI:
10.1007/s002200100486
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发表时间:
2001-02
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
D. Serre;K. Zumbrun
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作者:
D. Serre;K. Zumbrun
In the previous paper [20], an Evans function machinery for the study of boundary layer stability was developed. There, the analysis was restricted to strongly parabolic perturbations, that is to an approximation of the formut+(F(u))x=ν(B(u)ux)x$ (ν≪1) with an “elliptic” matrixB. However, real models, like the Navier–Stokes approximation of the Euler equations for a gas flow, involve incompletely parabolic perturbations:Bis not invertible in general.We first adapt the Evans function to this realistic framework, assuming that the boundary is not characteristic, neither for the hyperbolic first order systemut+(F(u))x= 0, nor for the perturbed system. We then apply it to the various kinds of boundary layers for a gas flow. We exhibit some examples of unstable boundary layers for a perfect gas, when the viscosity dominates heat conductivity.