SUMMARYFor the case of uniform mean flow in an arbitrary direction, perfectly matched layer (PML) absorbing boundary conditions are presented for both the linearized and nonlinear Euler equations. Although linear perfectly matched side layers with an oblique mean flow have been studied in previous works, we propose in the present paper a construction of corner layer equations that are dynamically stable. Stability issues are investigated by examining the dispersion relations of linear waves supported by the corner layer equations. For increased efficiency, a pseudo mean flow is included in the derivation of the PML equations for the nonlinear case. Numerical examples are given to support the validity of the proposed equations. Specifically, the linear PML formulation is tested for the case of acoustic, vorticity, and entropy waves traveling with an oblique mean flow. The nonlinear formulation is tested with an isentropic vortex moving diagonally with a constant velocity.
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