Boundary layer similarity flow driven by power-law shear. (English) Zbl 0886.76026
Similarity solution of the Prandtl boundary layer equations describing wall-bounded flows and symmetric free-shear flows driven by rotational velocities \(U(y)= \beta y^\alpha\) are determined for a range of exponents \(\alpha\) and amplitudes \(\beta\).
MSC:
| 76D10 | Boundary-layer theory, separation and reattachment, higher-order effects |
Keywords:
parametric analysis; asymptotic analysis; Prandtl boundary layer equations; wall-bounded flows; symmetric free-shear flows; rotational velocitiesReferences:
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