On localization solutions of an equation governing Benard--Marangoni convection (Q2367949)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 270078
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    On localization solutions of an equation governing Benard--Marangoni convection
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 270078

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      On localization solutions of an equation governing Benard--Marangoni convection (English)
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      22 August 1993
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      The paper presents numerical solutions to a generalization of the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation by means of a method of variational imbedding. The equation to be solved is of the form \[ u_ t+ \gamma u^ 2_ x+ \delta(u u_ x)_ x+ u_{xx}+ u_{xxxx}=0, \] where \(\gamma\) and \(\delta\) are constants. In fact, this equation arises in the Bénard convection driven by interfacial stresses (Marangoni effect). The convergence of the solution obtained using a finite-difference scheme with different mesh sizes is studied for both the cases of \(\delta<0\) and \(\delta>0\), respectively. It is shown that the positive and negative values of \(\delta\) have different physical meaning. Namely, when \(\delta<0\), the wavy forerunner gradually disappears while for \(\delta>0\), the solitary wave becomes swifter. The reviewer found this to be a clearly written paper and believes that it will be of interest to those engaged in computational fluid dynamic investigations of a similar kind.
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      Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation
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      variational imbedding
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      interfacial stresses
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      convergence
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      solitary wave
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