Stream function and vorticity The rotation of a three-dimensional velocity field V = 〈 u, v, w 〉 is measured by the vorticity ω = ▿ × V . If ω = 0 at all points in the domain, the flow is irrotational. a. Which of the following velocity fields is irrotational: V = 〈2, –3 y , 5 z 〉 or V = 〈 y , x – z , – y 〉? b. Recall that for a two-dimensional source-free flow V = ( u , v , 0), a stream function ѱ ( x , y ) may be defined such that u = ѱ y and v = – ѱ r . For such a two-dimensional flow, let ζ = k ·▿ × V be the k - component of the vorticity. Show that ▿ 2 ѱ = ▿ · ▿ ѱ = – ζ. c. Consider the stream function ѱ ( x , y ) = sin x sin y on the square region R = {( x , y ): 0 ≤ x ≤ π , 0 ≤ y ≤ π }. Find the velocity components u and v ; then sketch the velocity field. d. For the stream function in part (c), find the vorticity function ζ as defined in part (b). Plot several level curves of the vorticity function. Where on R is it a maximum? A minimum?
Stream function and vorticity The rotation of a three-dimensional velocity field V = 〈 u, v, w 〉 is measured by the vorticity ω = ▿ × V . If ω = 0 at all points in the domain, the flow is irrotational. a. Which of the following velocity fields is irrotational: V = 〈2, –3 y , 5 z 〉 or V = 〈 y , x – z , – y 〉? b. Recall that for a two-dimensional source-free flow V = ( u , v , 0), a stream function ѱ ( x , y ) may be defined such that u = ѱ y and v = – ѱ r . For such a two-dimensional flow, let ζ = k ·▿ × V be the k - component of the vorticity. Show that ▿ 2 ѱ = ▿ · ▿ ѱ = – ζ. c. Consider the stream function ѱ ( x , y ) = sin x sin y on the square region R = {( x , y ): 0 ≤ x ≤ π , 0 ≤ y ≤ π }. Find the velocity components u and v ; then sketch the velocity field. d. For the stream function in part (c), find the vorticity function ζ as defined in part (b). Plot several level curves of the vorticity function. Where on R is it a maximum? A minimum?
Solution Summary: The author explains that if the vorticity is zero for every point in the domain, then the flow is irrotational.
Stream function and vorticity The rotation of a three-dimensional velocity field V = 〈u, v, w〉 is measured by the vorticity ω = ▿ × V. If ω = 0 at all points in the domain, the flow is irrotational.
a. Which of the following velocity fields is irrotational:
V = 〈2, –3y, 5z〉 or V = 〈y, x – z, – y〉?
b. Recall that for a two-dimensional source-free flow V = (u, v, 0), a stream function ѱ(x, y) may be defined such that u = ѱy and v = – ѱr. For such a two-dimensional flow, let ζ = k ·▿ × V be the k-component of the vorticity. Show that ▿2ѱ = ▿ · ▿ ѱ = – ζ.
c. Consider the stream function ѱ (x, y) = sin x sin y on the square region R = {(x, y): 0 ≤ x ≤ π, 0 ≤ y ≤ π}. Find the velocity components u and v; then sketch the velocity field.
d. For the stream function in part (c), find the vorticity function ζ as defined in part (b). Plot several level curves of the vorticity function. Where on R is it a maximum? A minimum?
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