Natural convection in the horizontal annulus: critical Rayleigh number for the steady problem

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Autori principali: Passerini, Arianna, Rummler, Bernd, Ruzicka, Michael, Thäter, Gudrun
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Passerini, Arianna
Rummler, Bernd
Ruzicka, Michael
Thäter, Gudrun
author_facet Passerini, Arianna
Rummler, Bernd
Ruzicka, Michael
Thäter, Gudrun
contents For the 2D Oberbeck-Boussinesq system in an annulus we are looking for the critical Rayleigh number for which the (nonzero) basic flow loses stability. For this we consider the corresponding Euler-Lagrange equations and construct a precise functional analytical frame for the Laplace- and the Stokes problem as well as the Bilaplacian operator in this domain. With this frame and the right set of basis functions it is then possible to construct and apply a numerical scheme providing the critical Rayleigh number.
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spellingShingle Natural convection in the horizontal annulus: critical Rayleigh number for the steady problem
Passerini, Arianna
Rummler, Bernd
Ruzicka, Michael
Thäter, Gudrun
Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
76E09, 76E06, 76D03, 35Q35
For the 2D Oberbeck-Boussinesq system in an annulus we are looking for the critical Rayleigh number for which the (nonzero) basic flow loses stability. For this we consider the corresponding Euler-Lagrange equations and construct a precise functional analytical frame for the Laplace- and the Stokes problem as well as the Bilaplacian operator in this domain. With this frame and the right set of basis functions it is then possible to construct and apply a numerical scheme providing the critical Rayleigh number.
title Natural convection in the horizontal annulus: critical Rayleigh number for the steady problem
topic Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
76E09, 76E06, 76D03, 35Q35
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.04994