CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE
Free surface flow in a Hele-Shaw cell is considered. It has been known for some time that when the fluid region is contracting, a finite time blow-up can occur, in which a cusp forms in the free surface, the solution does not exist beyond the time of blow-up. Examples are presented of this blow-up,...
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description | Free surface flow in a Hele-Shaw cell is considered. It has been known for some time that when the fluid region is contracting, a finite time blow-up can occur, in which a cusp forms in the free surface, the solution does not exist beyond the time of blow-up. Examples are presented of this blow-up, and also of a new process in which a cusp of a different type forms in the free surface, but after which the solution continues to exist. After a transformation of the dependent variable (the pressure) the new cusps are related to permissible singularities in the free boundary of the 'obstacle' problem. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:2a83d7cd-66cf-4ef8-8703-e9fe08d924492022-03-26T12:25:27ZCUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACEJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:2a83d7cd-66cf-4ef8-8703-e9fe08d92449Symplectic Elements at Oxford1986Howison, SFree surface flow in a Hele-Shaw cell is considered. It has been known for some time that when the fluid region is contracting, a finite time blow-up can occur, in which a cusp forms in the free surface, the solution does not exist beyond the time of blow-up. Examples are presented of this blow-up, and also of a new process in which a cusp of a different type forms in the free surface, but after which the solution continues to exist. After a transformation of the dependent variable (the pressure) the new cusps are related to permissible singularities in the free boundary of the 'obstacle' problem. |
spellingShingle | Howison, S CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title | CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title_full | CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title_fullStr | CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title_full_unstemmed | CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title_short | CUSP DEVELOPMENT IN HELE-SHAW FLOW WITH A FREE-SURFACE |
title_sort | cusp development in hele shaw flow with a free surface |
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