论文信息 - Transient acoustic processes in a low-Mach-number shear flow

Transient acoustic processes in a low-Mach-number shear flow

A systematic perturbation procedure, based on a small mean flow Mach number and large duct Reynolds number, is employed to formulate and solve an initial-boundary-value problem for acoustic processes in a shear flow contained within a rigid-walled parallel duct. The results describe the general transient evolution of acoustic waves driven by a plane source located at a given duct cross-section.

Meng Wang | David R. Kassoy

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