Inviscid fluid in high frequency excitation field
The influence of high frequency excitations on a fluid is investigated. The response to these excitations is decomposed in two parts: slow motion, which practically remains unchanged during the vanishingly small period \(\tau\), and fast motion whose value during this period is negligible in terms of displacements, but is essential in terms of the kinetic energy. After such a decomposition the slow and fast motions become nonlinearly coupled by the corresponding governing equations. This coupling leads to an effective potential energy which imparts some elastic properties to the fluid and stabilizes laminar flows.
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