Semi-Discretized Stochastic Fiber Dynamics: Non-Linear Drag Force
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We analyze a spatially discretized model for the dynamics of a thin, long, elastic, inextensible fiber in a turbulent flow as occurring, e.g., in the spunbond production process of non-woven textiles. It consists of a high-dimensional stochastic differential equation with a non-linear algebraic constraint and an associated Lagrange multiplier term. We prove existence and uniqueness of a global strong solution for the case of a non-linear underlying drag force model. Our result generalizes previous findings which are based on a simplified linear drag force model.
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This work has been supported by German DFG, project 251706852, MA 4526/2-1, WE 2003/4-1.
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