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Existence and uniqueness of a solution to an aeroacoustic model (English)
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20 March 2003
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The authors consider a linear theory of the propagation of three-dimensional aeroacoustic waves near a flexible structure (here a flat membrane). The fluid flow is described by a potential function. Using Steklov eigenvalue analysis, the authors prove the existence and uniqueness of a solution under a seemingly restrictive assumption on the flow velocity. But a counter example proves that this restriction is also necessary.
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linear theory
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three-dimensional aeroacoustic waves
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flexible structure
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flat membrane
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potential function
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Steklov eigenvalue analysis
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existence
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uniqueness
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