Solving Fluid Dynamics Problems with Matlab

Pereira, Rui M. S.; Gajjar, Jitesh S. B.

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“…This stands after the introduction of electronics and computers [10]. They are widely used in the field of Deformable Solid Mechanics and Finite Element Method [11,12,13], Fluid Mechanics [14,15], Mechatronics and Robotics [16] and others. However, many parts of Mechanics of Rigid Body are presented in classical form [17,18].…”

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In this paper, a general motion of free asymmetrical rigid body to an absolute coordinate system is studied. The rotation component of body motion is described by using of Cardan angles. A new kind of theorem is formulated. It is called Theorem of change of generalized body impulse. New kinds of differential Lagrange equations of second gender are formulated. These are called Condensed Lagrange equations. Using that theorem and those equations, the general motion of the rigid body is successfully studied. The paper is theoretical, but it gives a base for a number of applications, for example, applications in the field of body overflow in fluid area and in the field of body vibrations. Moreover, the obtained formulas are appropriate for computer numerical integrations by contemporary mathematical programs.

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Solving Fluid Dynamics Problems with Matlab

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