Vorticity of a velocity field in cylindrical coordinates
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How can vorticity tilt? - Physics Stack Exchange
2021年6月10日 · So the vorticity in the horizontal direction will decrease, vorticity in the vertical will increase, and it is all driven by gradients in the velocity aligned with the vortex itself. Just to complete the picture, once the vortex starts to tilt and we have both X and Z components of vorticity, the equations becomes: $$ \frac {D \omega_x} {Dt ...
Can vorticity be destroyed? - Physics Stack Exchange
From this equation, it looks as if vorticity only convects and diffuses. This would suggest that it can't be destroyed. Dω Dt = (ω ⋅ ∇)V + ν∇2ω D ω D t = (ω ⋅ ∇) V + ν ∇ 2 ω. However, consider this thought experiment: Suppose we have a closed container filled with water with initial vorticity field ω0 ω 0 at time t0 t 0.
Why don't we talk about angular momentum at all in fluid …
Vorticity is (1/2) the angular momentum of the fluid about EACH fluid lump's OWN center of gravity. This is why a potential vortex has zero vorticity (except at the origin). But lots of angular momentum at each point in the flow (especially about the obvious axis of the center of the vortex, but also about any other axis).
How do the Navier-Stokes equations predict vortex creation in a ...
2022年9月13日 · The fundamental behavior of a with Navier-Stokes modeled Madelung's fluid is turbelence forming when resonating on certain energy levels called eigenvalues. Your cited transport equation is the first step to understand this "spooky" process though you will have to continue curling the navier-stokes d.e. until you get the diffusion equation.
fluid dynamics - Why does the 'vortex stretching term' not appear …
2023年9月3日 · Now, consider the vorticity transport equation for an ideal, constant density fluid with only gravitational force observed from an inertial frame of reference: $$ \frac{D\vec{\omega}}{Dt}=(\vec{\omega}.\nabla)\vec{U} $$ As per this equation, the term on the RHS (vortex stretching term) is an agent for change in vorticity following a fluid particle.
Stream function formulation for Navier-Stokes equations in 2D ...
2017年8月26日 · To integrate the vorticity equation, you need a boundary condition on the vorticity (or at least a 2nd order finite difference approximation to a boundary condition). Just because $\partial \psi/\partial y=0$ does not mean the the second partial of $\psi$ with respect to y is equal to zero at the boundary; this would imply that the vorticity at ...
Analogy between fluid dynamics and electromagnetism
15. I've been reading a set of notes (Chapter 13 of Caltech Ph 136 notes from 2004, by Blandford and Thorne) that draw an analogy between fluid dynamics and electromagnetism, identifying the magnetic vector potential $\mathbf {A}$ with the velocity flow field $\mathbf {u}$, the magnetic field with vorticity $\mathbf {\omega}$, and the electric ...
Expanding the barotropic nondivergent potential vorticity …
2024年5月4日 · I intend to expand it into two terms (i.e. "separating" the relative vorticity and Coriolis parameter) which, based on what I've read, should be expressed as follows , $$\frac{\partial \zeta}{\partial t} = -\vec{V} \cdot \nabla \zeta + v \frac{\partial f}{\partial y} = -\vec{V} \cdot \nabla \zeta + \beta v$$
Necessary and sufficient condition for Bernoulli's theorem
2016年11月21日 · Perhaps the main reason why people typically invoke the more restrictive condition of irrotationality to justify the use of the Bernoulli equation is that the space of irrotational flows is an invariant subspace of the Navier-Stokes equations (meaning, roughly, there's a large, and practically relevant, set of flows that satisfy this condition ...