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ARTHUR E. IMPERATORE SCHOOL OF SCIENCES AND ARTS |
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STEVENS SOCIETY OF MATHEMATICIANS | SEMINAR | |
in Hydrodynamics of 3D Stokes Flows Professor Michael Zabarankin Department of Mathematical Sciences Stevens Institute of Technology Monday, November 21, 2005 3:00pm Kidde 104
Abstract:
The presentation discusses obtaining Hilbert formulas for r-analytic
functions defined by a generalized Cauchy-Riemann system in the
meridional cross-section plane for biconvex lens- and spindle-shaped
bodies. These formulas have been derived in the framework of Riemann
boundary-value problems for analytic functions and applied in
hydrodynamics of the axially symmetric steady motion of the rigid
bodies in a Stokes fluid. Specifically, the pressure in the fluid
about the bodies has been expressed analytically based on a Hilbert
formula. In addition, streamlines about the bodies, the vorticity and
pressure function at the contour of the bodies and the drag force,
exerted on the bodies by the fluid, have been calculated. The
presentation also discusses a vectorial Riemann boundary-value problem
for analytic functions arising in hydrodynamics of asymmetric Stokes
flows about rigid bodies.
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