Exact Distributions for the Solutions of the Compressible Viscous Navier Stokes Differential Equations: An Application in the Aeronautical Industry

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contents Wind tunnels and linearized turbulence and boundary-layer models have been so far necessary to simulate and approximate the stationery lift and drag forces on (base-mounted) airfoils by means of statistically determined or approximated values of the relevant situational coefficients as the drag and lift coefficients.To improve this process, we introduce transient and exact formulae to separate these forces in advance by means of the solutions found from the fluid dynamics model of the Navier Stokes differential equations.
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spellingShingle Exact Distributions for the Solutions of the Compressible Viscous Navier Stokes Differential Equations: An Application in the Aeronautical Industry
Meulens, Rensley A.
Fluid Dynamics
Mathematical Physics
35Q30, 76N10, 76D05, 35C05, 35Q35, 76M20, 76M25, 35Q51, 37K10
J.2; I.6.3; I.6.8; G.1.8
Wind tunnels and linearized turbulence and boundary-layer models have been so far necessary to simulate and approximate the stationery lift and drag forces on (base-mounted) airfoils by means of statistically determined or approximated values of the relevant situational coefficients as the drag and lift coefficients.To improve this process, we introduce transient and exact formulae to separate these forces in advance by means of the solutions found from the fluid dynamics model of the Navier Stokes differential equations.
title Exact Distributions for the Solutions of the Compressible Viscous Navier Stokes Differential Equations: An Application in the Aeronautical Industry
topic Fluid Dynamics
Mathematical Physics
35Q30, 76N10, 76D05, 35C05, 35Q35, 76M20, 76M25, 35Q51, 37K10
J.2; I.6.3; I.6.8; G.1.8
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.23932