Maximal dissipation and shallow water flow -- the dam-break problem

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Hauptverfasser: Daw, Dalal, Nedeljkov, Marko, Ružičić, Sanja
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author Daw, Dalal
Nedeljkov, Marko
Ružičić, Sanja
author_facet Daw, Dalal
Nedeljkov, Marko
Ružičić, Sanja
contents The shallow water system with a bed jump describes a fluid flow over a dam, represented by a simple step function with the Riemann initial data is such that the vacuum is on the right-hand side. The main question is whether the fluid will stay on the left-hand side of the dam. After approximating the step function space derivative with a fixed shadow wave, solutions to that problem stay bounded. A proper connection between waves on both sides of the dam, and a unique solution afterward is found by using the maximal dissipation principle.
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spellingShingle Maximal dissipation and shallow water flow -- the dam-break problem
Daw, Dalal
Nedeljkov, Marko
Ružičić, Sanja
Analysis of PDEs
35L65, 35L67, 35G35, 76L05
The shallow water system with a bed jump describes a fluid flow over a dam, represented by a simple step function with the Riemann initial data is such that the vacuum is on the right-hand side. The main question is whether the fluid will stay on the left-hand side of the dam. After approximating the step function space derivative with a fixed shadow wave, solutions to that problem stay bounded. A proper connection between waves on both sides of the dam, and a unique solution afterward is found by using the maximal dissipation principle.
title Maximal dissipation and shallow water flow -- the dam-break problem
topic Analysis of PDEs
35L65, 35L67, 35G35, 76L05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.08329