Fluid Dynamics

, Volume 3, Issue 6, pp 70–71 | Cite as

Asymptotic analysis of transonic flows

  • V. B. Gorskii
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Abstract

In this paper we derive the equations of the second and third approximations for the stream function of two-dimensional and axisymmetric potential transonic flow of an inviscid gas and find their particular solutions corresponding to certain transonic flows.

A similar study concerning the second approximation of subsonic and supersonic flow was made by Van Dyke [1] and Hayes [2]. The second approximation for the velocity potential of transonic flow has been examined in detail by Hayes [3]. Euvrard [4, 5] has investigated the asymptotic behavior of transonic flow far from a body, while Fal'kovich, Chernov, and Gorskii [6] have studied the flow in a nozzle throat.

The transonic asymptotic analysis for the stream function is presented in this paper.

Keywords

Asymptotic Behavior Stream Function Asymptotic Analysis Supersonic Flow Velocity Potential 
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© Consultants Bureau 1972

Authors and Affiliations

  • V. B. Gorskii
    • 1
  1. 1.Saransk

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