Application of the method of asymptotic integration to problems of shell vibrations
Asymptotic integration method applied to problems of free vibrations in shells of positive curvature
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Asymptotic integration method applied to problems of free vibrations in shells of positive curvature
Asymptotic formulas for elastic cylindrical shells and analysis of Kirchhoff-Love theory
Asymptotic expansion method for solving certain classes of singular perturbation problems with application in viscous flow
Matched asymptotic expansion method applied to ordinary and optimal trajectory problems in hypervelocity flight dynamics
Application of matched asymptotic expansions to hypervelocity flight mechanics
Optimal allocation in a pure capital working model with withdrawals, such as asymptotic properties, and algorithms
HF gaseous squeeze film bearing asymptotically analyzed by considering internal and edge regions separately
Asymptotic kinetic equation for inhomogeneous plasma compared to results for initial value problem and Bogoliubov method
Stability and asymptotic behavior of dynamical systems defined by autonomous functional or partial differential equation and conditions for applying Liapunov theorem
Matched asymptotic expansion method applied to hypervelocity flight trajectories, obtaining solutions to flight dynamic equations
Constant thickness elastic conical shells subject to lateral loads, deriving asymptotic solution
A simplified chemical-kinetic cool-flame mechanism for n-alkanes developed recently is applied to premixed laminar cool-flame deflagrations. The present contribution derives the structure of the associated freely propagating cool premixed flame controlled by the low-temperature chemistry and develops formulas for calculating the corresponding laminar burning velocity. Application of activation-energy asymptotics reveals finite-rate chemistry without heat release occurring throughout the preheat zone and leakage of both fuel and oxygen through the thin heat-release zone, there being zones of consumption of an intermediate species on each side of the heat-release zone, thicker than that zone but still thin compared with the preheat-zone thickness. Predicted laminar burning velocities are compared with recently reported measurements for n-dodecane, performed in a newly deigned high-pressure ignition apparatus, resulting in reasonable agreement.
A simplified chemical-kinetic cool-flame mechanism for n-alkanes developed recently is applied to premixed laminar cool-flame deflagrations. The present contribution derives the structure of the associated freely propagating cool premixed flame controlled by the low-temperature chemistry and develops formulas for calculating the corresponding laminar burning velocity. Application of activation-energy asymptotics reveals finite-rate chemistry without heat release occurring throughout the preheat zone and leakage of both fuel and oxygen through the thin heat-release zone, there being zones of consumption of an intermediate species on each side of the heat-release zone, thicker than that zone but still thin compared with the preheat-zone thickness. Predicted laminar burning velocities are compared with recently reported measurements for n-dodecane, performed in a newly deigned high-pressure ignition apparatus, resulting in reasonable agreement.
Gas dynamics - asymptotic theory of boltzmann equation
Asymptotic fixed point theorems and periodic systems of functional-differential equations
Asymptotic performance characteristics of adaptive coherent and noncoherent multireceivers for random multichannel transmission
Asymptotic acceptance cone variation of cosmic ray neutron monitors in geomagnetic field distorted by solar wind, noting particle trajectories
Asymptotic collisionless plasma and sheath equations for symmetric planar, cylindrical and spherical low pressure discharges