We propose a new way of rewriting the two dimensional Euler equations and derive an original canonical characteristic relation based on the characteristic theory of hyperbolic systems. This relation contains the deriv...We propose a new way of rewriting the two dimensional Euler equations and derive an original canonical characteristic relation based on the characteristic theory of hyperbolic systems. This relation contains the derivatives strictly along the bicharacteristic directions, and can be viewed as the 2D extension of the characteristic relation in 1D case.展开更多
This paper is concerned with the numerical technique based on the method of characteristics for three-dimensional dynamic thermoelastic problems. A numerical example for the three-dimensional stress wave propagation i...This paper is concerned with the numerical technique based on the method of characteristics for three-dimensional dynamic thermoelastic problems. A numerical example for the three-dimensional stress wave propagation in a thermoelastic bar of square cross section subjected to both an impact loading and a thermal shock is presented.展开更多
基金Supported by the NNSF of China(10871029)the foundation of LCP(9140C6902020904)
文摘We propose a new way of rewriting the two dimensional Euler equations and derive an original canonical characteristic relation based on the characteristic theory of hyperbolic systems. This relation contains the derivatives strictly along the bicharacteristic directions, and can be viewed as the 2D extension of the characteristic relation in 1D case.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘This paper is concerned with the numerical technique based on the method of characteristics for three-dimensional dynamic thermoelastic problems. A numerical example for the three-dimensional stress wave propagation in a thermoelastic bar of square cross section subjected to both an impact loading and a thermal shock is presented.
