Some boundary-layer growth problems associated with a flat plate with suction or injection (Q1855034)
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Some boundary-layer growth problems associated with a flat plate with suction or injection (English)
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28 January 2003
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The paper is a more elaborate continuation of a previous study made by the first author [Bull. Math. Soc. Sci. Math. Roum., Nouv. Sér. 40, 183-192 (1997; Zbl 0926.76029)]. In that older paper he studied the behaviour of the boundary layer of a flow on a flat porous plate in the presence of suction or injection. He established the boundary problem for the motion of the form \(\partial u/\partial t+V_0\partial u/\partial y=\nu\partial^2u/ \partial y^2\), \(u(0,t)= U(t)\), \(u(\infty,t)=0\), \(u(y,0)=0\), with the notations: \(V_0\) -- the constant value of \(V(t)\), the normal velocity of the fluid on the surface of the plate, \(\nu\) -- the kinematic viscosity of the fluid. This boundary problem was solved in the quoted paper using a Lapace transform, with the solution \(U(t)= (U_0/\Gamma (\alpha)) t^{\alpha-1} e^{-\beta t}\). Because this solution presents some difficulties for the general expression of the motion, the authors give another, more general, solution of the above problem, also by means of the Laplace transform, using \(H\) functions, where H. M. Srivastava has his own contributions.
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boundary layer motions
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flow control
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active control
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Laplace transform
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special functions
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