Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition) ›› 1983, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (6): 855-863.

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THE METHOD OF COMPOSITE EXPANSIONS APPLIED TO EOUNDARY LAYER PROBLEMS IN SYMMETRIC BENDING OF THE SPHERICAL SHELIS

周焕文   

  1. Wuhan University, Wuhan
  • 收稿日期:1983-01-20 出版日期:1983-11-18 发布日期:1983-11-18

THE METHOD OF COMPOSITE EXPANSIONS APPLIED TO EOUNDARY LAYER PROBLEMS IN SYMMETRIC BENDING OF THE SPHERICAL SHELIS

Chou Huan-wen   

  1. Wuhan University, Wuhan
  • Received:1983-01-20 Online:1983-11-18 Published:1983-11-18

摘要: In this paper,the method of composite expansions which was proposed by W. Z. Chien (1948)[5]is extended to investigate two-parameter boundary layer problems.For the problems of symmetric deformations of the spherical shells under the action of uniformly distribution load q, its nonlinear equilibrium equations can be written as follows: where ε and δ are undetermined parameters.If δ=1 and ε is a small parameter, the above-mentioned problem is called first boundary layer problem; if ε is a small parameter, and δ is a small parameter, too, the above-mentioned problem is called second boundary layer problem.For the above-mentioned problems, however, we assume that the constants ε, δ and p satisfy the following equation: εp=1-ε In defining this condition by using the extended method of composite expansions, we find the asymptotic solution of the above-mentioned problems with the clamped boundary conditions.

关键词: peristaltic transport, Maxwell fluid, oesophagus, axisymmetric flow, reflux

Abstract: In this paper,the method of composite expansions which was proposed by W. Z. Chien (1948)[5]is extended to investigate two-parameter boundary layer problems.For the problems of symmetric deformations of the spherical shells under the action of uniformly distribution load q, its nonlinear equilibrium equations can be written as follows: where ε and δ are undetermined parameters.If δ=1 and ε is a small parameter, the above-mentioned problem is called first boundary layer problem; if ε is a small parameter, and δ is a small parameter, too, the above-mentioned problem is called second boundary layer problem.For the above-mentioned problems, however, we assume that the constants ε, δ and p satisfy the following equation: εp=1-ε In defining this condition by using the extended method of composite expansions, we find the asymptotic solution of the above-mentioned problems with the clamped boundary conditions.

Key words: peristaltic transport, Maxwell fluid, oesophagus, axisymmetric flow, reflux

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