Explore the fundamentals of how gases move and interact with objects at high speed. This rigorous study unveils a kinetic theory approach to steady gas flows, bridging from fundamental equations to practical approximations used in gas dynamics. Readers will see how classical ideas are extended with modern methods to describe drag, lift, heat addition, and boundary layers.
The book surveys the transition from Euler equations to more complete models, showing how solutions change from subsonic to supersonic regimes and how viscosity shapes the wake and Mach lines. It speaks to both the mathematical structure and the physical intuition behind high-speed flows, making complex concepts accessible with careful explanations and grounded results.
- Understand how the fundamental solution is derived and how mass, momentum, and energy constraints shape the flow.
- Learn how different speed regimes affect the character of the governing equations and the resulting flow patterns.
- See how higher-order corrections lead toward Navier–Stokes behavior and how transport coefficients arise.
- Explore the role of boundary layers and the impact of lift and heat addition on the wake and surrounding fluid.
Ideal for readers of advanced fluid dynamics, kinetic theory, and applied mathematics, this edition provides a clear path from core principles to practical modeling of steady gas flows.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book offers a detailed investigation into the kinetic theory of steady gas flows, using an approximate Boltzmann equation known as the single relaxation model. The author begins by introducing the model and discussing its strengths and weaknesses in capturing the essential features of the full Boltzmann equation. The book then delves into a systematic analysis of the model, deriving a hierarchy of linearized hydrodynamic equations, including the linearized Euler equations, Oseen equations, and higher-order Burnett-like equations. The author meticulously examines the conditions under which these equations provide accurate approximations to the full kinetic theory solution. Of particular interest is the analysis of the fundamental solution of the single relaxation model, which describes the asymptotic flow field far from boundaries. The author presents a novel technique for obtaining this solution, revealing the existence of distinct flow regions near Mach lines and wakes. The structure of these regions is thoroughly investigated, and the insights gained provide a deeper understanding of the interplay between inviscid and viscous effects in gas flows. The book's significance lies in its rigorous and detailed treatment of the single relaxation model, which has been widely used in the study of gas flows but has not been previously analyzed to this level of depth. The author's work establishes a solid foundation for understanding the limitations and applicability of the model, and offers valuable tools for researchers and practitioners working in the field of gas dynamics. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330450161_0
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