This paper describes a theoretical method for reconstruction of the skin friction topology in complex separated flows,which is developed based on the exact relation between skin friction and surface pressure through t...This paper describes a theoretical method for reconstruction of the skin friction topology in complex separated flows,which is developed based on the exact relation between skin friction and surface pressure through the boundary enstrophy flux(BEF).The key of this method is that a skin friction field is reconstructed from a surface pressure field as an inverse problem by applying a variational method.For applications,the approximate method is proposed,where the composite surface pressure field is given by a linear superposition of the base-flow surface pressure field and the surface pressure variation field and the base-flow BEF field is used as the first-order approximation.This approximate method is constructive in a mathematical sense since a complex skin friction field in separated flows can be reconstructed from some elemental skin friction structures(skin friction source/sink,vortex and their combinations)by a linear superposition of some simple surface pressure structures.The distinct topological features,such as critical points,separation lines and attachment lines,naturally occur as a result of such reconstruction.As examples,some elemental skin friction structures in separated flows are reconstructed in simulations,and the skin friction fields in shock-wave/boundary-layer interactions(SWBLIs)are reconstructed from pressure sensitive paint(PSP)images obtained in wind tunnel experiments.展开更多
In both quantum and classical field systems,conservation laws such as the conservation of energy and momentum are widely regarded as fundamental properties.A broadly accepted approach to deriving conservation laws is ...In both quantum and classical field systems,conservation laws such as the conservation of energy and momentum are widely regarded as fundamental properties.A broadly accepted approach to deriving conservation laws is built using Noether's method.However,this procedure is still unclear for relativistic particle-field systems where particles are regarded as classical world lines.In the present study,we establish a general manifestly covariant or geometric field theory for classical relativistic particle-field systems.In contrast to quantum systems,where particles are viewed as quantum fields,classical relativistic particle-field systems present specific challenges.These challenges arise from two sides.The first comes from the mass-shell constraint.To deal with the mass-shell constraint,the Euler–Lagrange–Barut(ELB)equation is used to determine the particle's world lines in the four-dimensional(4D)Minkowski space.Besides,the infinitesimal criterion,which is a differential equation in formal field theory,is reconstructed by an integro-differential form.The other difficulty is that fields and particles depend on heterogeneous manifolds.To overcome this challenge,we propose using a weak version of the ELB equation that allows us to connect local conservation laws and continuous symmetries in classical relativistic particle-field systems.By applying a weak ELB equation to classical relativistic particle-field systems,we can systematically derive local conservation laws by examining the underlying symmetries of the system.Our proposed approach provides a new perspective on understanding conservation laws in classical relativistic particle-field systems.展开更多
Two constraint violation stabilization methods are presented to solve the Euler Lagrange equations of motion of a multibody system with nonholonomic constraints. Compared to the previous works, the newly devised metho...Two constraint violation stabilization methods are presented to solve the Euler Lagrange equations of motion of a multibody system with nonholonomic constraints. Compared to the previous works, the newly devised methods can deal with more complicated problems such as those with nonholonomic constraints or redundant constraints, and save the computation time. Finally a numerical simulation of a multibody system is conducted by using the methods given in this paper.展开更多
基金National Science Foundation of China (10171010 and 10201005)Major Project of Education Ministry of China(01061)Key Library for Vegetation Ecology, Education Ministry of China.
文摘This paper describes a theoretical method for reconstruction of the skin friction topology in complex separated flows,which is developed based on the exact relation between skin friction and surface pressure through the boundary enstrophy flux(BEF).The key of this method is that a skin friction field is reconstructed from a surface pressure field as an inverse problem by applying a variational method.For applications,the approximate method is proposed,where the composite surface pressure field is given by a linear superposition of the base-flow surface pressure field and the surface pressure variation field and the base-flow BEF field is used as the first-order approximation.This approximate method is constructive in a mathematical sense since a complex skin friction field in separated flows can be reconstructed from some elemental skin friction structures(skin friction source/sink,vortex and their combinations)by a linear superposition of some simple surface pressure structures.The distinct topological features,such as critical points,separation lines and attachment lines,naturally occur as a result of such reconstruction.As examples,some elemental skin friction structures in separated flows are reconstructed in simulations,and the skin friction fields in shock-wave/boundary-layer interactions(SWBLIs)are reconstructed from pressure sensitive paint(PSP)images obtained in wind tunnel experiments.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12005141)supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11805273)+2 种基金supported by the Collaborative Innovation Program of Hefei Science Center,CAS(No.2021HSCCIP019)National MC Energy R&D Program(No.2018YFE0304100)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11905220)。
文摘In both quantum and classical field systems,conservation laws such as the conservation of energy and momentum are widely regarded as fundamental properties.A broadly accepted approach to deriving conservation laws is built using Noether's method.However,this procedure is still unclear for relativistic particle-field systems where particles are regarded as classical world lines.In the present study,we establish a general manifestly covariant or geometric field theory for classical relativistic particle-field systems.In contrast to quantum systems,where particles are viewed as quantum fields,classical relativistic particle-field systems present specific challenges.These challenges arise from two sides.The first comes from the mass-shell constraint.To deal with the mass-shell constraint,the Euler–Lagrange–Barut(ELB)equation is used to determine the particle's world lines in the four-dimensional(4D)Minkowski space.Besides,the infinitesimal criterion,which is a differential equation in formal field theory,is reconstructed by an integro-differential form.The other difficulty is that fields and particles depend on heterogeneous manifolds.To overcome this challenge,we propose using a weak version of the ELB equation that allows us to connect local conservation laws and continuous symmetries in classical relativistic particle-field systems.By applying a weak ELB equation to classical relativistic particle-field systems,we can systematically derive local conservation laws by examining the underlying symmetries of the system.Our proposed approach provides a new perspective on understanding conservation laws in classical relativistic particle-field systems.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 19902006).
文摘Two constraint violation stabilization methods are presented to solve the Euler Lagrange equations of motion of a multibody system with nonholonomic constraints. Compared to the previous works, the newly devised methods can deal with more complicated problems such as those with nonholonomic constraints or redundant constraints, and save the computation time. Finally a numerical simulation of a multibody system is conducted by using the methods given in this paper.
