Some analytical properties of solutions to a two-dimensional steadily translating inviscid bubble
Saleh Tanveer
Abstract
Saleh Tanveer
Abstract
We consider some analytical properties for a steadily translating two-dimensional bubble in an inviscid irrotational flow when surface tension effects are included but gravity neglected. For a general value of the Bernoulli constant, we show that a conformal mapping function from a unit circle to the exterior of the bubble has a very specific polar decomposition. The pole locations and corresponding residues are determined numerically, while, in specific limits, their values are determined asymptotically.
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We consider some analytical properties for a steadily translating two-dimensional bubble in an inviscid irrotational flow when surface tension effects are included but gravity neglected. For a general value of the Bernoulli constant, we show that a conformal mapping function from a unit circle to the exterior of the bubble has a very specific polar decomposition. The pole locations and corresponding residues are determined numerically, while, in specific limits, their values are determined asymptotically.
Key concepts: Inviscid flow, Conservative vector field, Conformal map, Bubble, Bernoulli's principle, Constant (computer programming), Mathematics, Mathematical analysis