The algebraic moments of vorticity. Theory and numerical tests
Abstract
The paper presents the method of algebraic vorticity moments. It may be used to solve problems of viscous liquid motion in 2-D and 3-D cases. Its essence lies in the integration of a set of ordinary differentia equations. The unknown functions of those equations defined as , wxmyn dxdy allow to find the vorticity field and next the velocity. We also show a number of 2-D numerical examples.
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