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Stability of Vibroconvective Flow in an Inclined Layer with Respect to Three-Dimensional Perturbations

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The stability of the average flow in a laterally heated fluid layer is investigated. The flow is driven by the joint action of the gravity force and vertical high-frequency vibrations. Three-dimensional longwave perturbations are analytically considered. A comparison with the numerical results obtained earlier shows that this instability mode is the most dangerous over a wide parameter range.

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Shklyaev, S.V. Stability of Vibroconvective Flow in an Inclined Layer with Respect to Three-Dimensional Perturbations. Fluid Dynamics 36, 682–690 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013008515642

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