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A note on flame stability theory

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The stability of normal combustion of a gas mixture with respect to small hydrodynamic perturbations is examined. An explanation is given of the physically contradictory conclusion obtained in [1] regarding the destabilizing influence of viscosity. With the aid of the author's inverse feedback condition [2] for a flame zone of finite thickness stability is investigated with allowance for viscous forces. The results show good agreement with well-known experiments [3,4] on the instability of spherical flames.

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Aslanov, S.K. A note on flame stability theory. Journal of Engineering Physics 11, 257–260 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00828463

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