Sedimentation Dynamics of Bodies with Two Planes of Symmetry

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Auteurs principaux: Joshi, Harshit, Govindarajan, Rama
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author Joshi, Harshit
Govindarajan, Rama
author_facet Joshi, Harshit
Govindarajan, Rama
contents We show that bodies with two planes of symmetry can display a range of behaviors even without inertia. Any such body supports a conserved quantity in its dynamics, and is either a settler, a drifter or a flutterer, depending only on its shape. At large time, settlers and drifters, respectively, fall vertically and obliquely, while flutterers rotate forever while executing intricate patterns. The dynamics of flutterers decouples into a periodic and a Floquet part with different timescales, giving periodicity or quasiperiodicity. We design a set of bodies and use the boundary integral method to show that settlers, drifters, and flutterers, all lie in this set.
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spellingShingle Sedimentation Dynamics of Bodies with Two Planes of Symmetry
Joshi, Harshit
Govindarajan, Rama
Fluid Dynamics
We show that bodies with two planes of symmetry can display a range of behaviors even without inertia. Any such body supports a conserved quantity in its dynamics, and is either a settler, a drifter or a flutterer, depending only on its shape. At large time, settlers and drifters, respectively, fall vertically and obliquely, while flutterers rotate forever while executing intricate patterns. The dynamics of flutterers decouples into a periodic and a Floquet part with different timescales, giving periodicity or quasiperiodicity. We design a set of bodies and use the boundary integral method to show that settlers, drifters, and flutterers, all lie in this set.
title Sedimentation Dynamics of Bodies with Two Planes of Symmetry
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.10643