About singularities at angular points of a trailing edge under the Joukowskii-Kutta Condition

We investigate the behavior at infinity of solutions to Joukovskii-Kuttatype problems, arising in the linearized lifting surface theory. In these problems one looks for the perturbation velocity potential induced by the presence of a wing in a basic flow within the scope of a linearized theory and for the wing circulation. We consider a t first the pure two-dimensional case, then the three-dimensional case, and finally we show in the case of a time-harmonically oscillating wing in R3 in a weakly damping gas the exponential decay of solutions of the Joukovskii-Kutta problem.

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Numerical Simulation of the Potential Flow around a Submerged Hydrofoil with Fully Nonlinear Free-Surface Conditions

Guo

Sun

2018

Journal of Coastal Research

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About singularities at angular points of a trailing edge under the Joukowskii-Kutta Condition

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Asymptotics of solutions to jou kovskii—kutta-type problems at infinity

Numerical Simulation of the Potential Flow around a Submerged Hydrofoil with Fully Nonlinear Free-Surface Conditions

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