Special Aspects of Transformation of Non-Linear Internal Waves on the Shelf and in a Deep Lake

Kirillov, V. V.; Liapidevskii, V. Yu.; Sutorikhin, I. A.; Khrapchenkov, F. F.

doi:10.1134/s0015462823602073

Fluid Dyn

2023

DOI: 10.1134/s0015462823602073

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Special Aspects of Transformation of Non-Linear Internal Waves on the Shelf and in a Deep Lake

V. V. Kirillov,

V. Yu. Liapidevskii,

I. A. Sutorikhin

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Two-Layer Equilibrium Model of Miscible Inhomogeneous Fluid Flow

Liapidevskii

2024

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Two-layer flow of a density-stratified fluid with mass transfer between the layers is considered. In the Boussinesq approximation, the equations of motion are reduced to a homogeneous quasilinear system of partial differential equations of mixed type. The flow parameters in the intermediate mixed layer are determined from the equilibrium conditions in a more general model of three-layer flow of a miscible fluid. In particular, the equilibrium conditions imply the constancy of the interlayer Richardson number in velocity-shift flows. A self-similar solution to the problem of breakdown of an arbitrary discontinuity (the lock-exchange problem) in the domain of hyperbolicity of the system under consideration is constructed. The transcritical flow regimes over a local obstacle are studied and the conditions under which the obstacle determines the upstream flow are determined. A comparison of steady-state and time-dependent solutions with the solutions obtained for the original three-layer models of miscible fluid flow is carried out.

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Two-Layer Equilibrium Model of Miscible Inhomogeneous Fluid Flow

Liapidevskii

2024

Fluid Dyn

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Special Aspects of Transformation of Non-Linear Internal Waves on the Shelf and in a Deep Lake

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Two-Layer Equilibrium Model of Miscible Inhomogeneous Fluid Flow

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