A comment on self-similar breakup for inertialess Newtonian liquid jets
Michael Renardy
Abstract
Michael Renardy
Abstract
We consider an inertialess Newtonian liquid jet in a slender body approximation. Recent work has shown that such jets evolve towards breakup in finite time, and that the asymptotics of the breakup is described by a similarity solution. A mathematical proof of this fact is still lacking. In this note, we give a proof of self-similar breakup asymptotics under an a priori assumption on the force in the jet. The results provide a partial explanation for the observed self-similar breakup asymptotics in Newtonian liquid jets.
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We consider an inertialess Newtonian liquid jet in a slender body approximation. Recent work has shown that such jets evolve towards breakup in finite time, and that the asymptotics of the breakup is described by a similarity solution. A mathematical proof of this fact is still lacking. In this note, we give a proof of self-similar breakup asymptotics under an a priori assumption on the force in the jet. The results provide a partial explanation for the observed self-similar breakup asymptotics in Newtonian liquid jets.
Key concepts: Breakup, Newtonian fluid, Physics, Jet (fluid), A priori and a posteriori, Classical mechanics, Mechanics, Philosophy