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Vortex-Strength Models in Hydrodynamics

Author(s): V. Kolag

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Abstract: By examining the unsteady Taylor vortex the paper shows how three different vortex-strength models work. This comparison includes the conventional circulation, circulation based on the so-called residual vorticity, and the integral of the local swirling-strength parameter. The outcome of these models naturally differs, even for an ideally axisymmetric vortex. It is emphasized that the vortex region, vortex boundary and, consequently, the (integral) vortex strength are directly dependent on the choice of the concept of local vortex intensity. Shear-biased vortex-strength models are clearly distinguished.

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Year: 2009

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