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Approximate solution of a boundary-value problem for a model of the far momentumless turbulent wake

  • A. V. Shmidt
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Abstract

The flow in the far momentumless turbulent wake describes using a mathematical model based on the algebraic Rodi model of Reynolds stresses. The model is similar to the two-parameter k − ε turbulence model in the far-wake approximation with a modified empirical constants in the diffusion terms of the equations. A theoretical-group analysis of the mathematical model of the wake is performed. The similarity reduction of the model to a system of ordinary differential equations is obtained. An approximate solution and a self-similarity index of the corresponding boundary-value problem are found using an asymptotic expansion of the solution in the vicinity of a singular point.

Abstract

The flow in the far momentumless turbulent wake describes using a mathematical model based on the algebraic Rodi model of Reynolds stresses. The model is similar to the two-parameter k − ε turbulence model in the far-wake approximation with a modified empirical constants in the diffusion terms of the equations. A theoretical-group analysis of the mathematical model of the wake is performed. The similarity reduction of the model to a system of ordinary differential equations is obtained. An approximate solution and a self-similarity index of the corresponding boundary-value problem are found using an asymptotic expansion of the solution in the vicinity of a singular point.

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