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    Liquid sheet instability (English)
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    25 May 2000
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    A linear stability analysis is presented for an inviscid liquid sheet ejected into an inviscid gas. The authors study the influence of Weber number and gas-to-liquid density ratio on the evolution of two- and three-dimensional disturbances of symmetric and asymmetric type. It is found that two-dimensional disturbances dominate in the instability process at low Weber numbers. At large Weber numbers, symmetric three-dimensional disturbances become more unstable than two-dimensional ones for long waves. The authors give an explanation of different behaviors of three-dimensional symmetric and asymmetric instabilities.
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    two-dimensional disturbances
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    symmetric disturbances
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    asymmetric disturbances
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    linear stability analysis
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    inviscid liquid sheet
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    Weber number
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    gas-to-liquid density ratio
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    three-dimensional disturbances
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