Study of surface tension effects in thermal convection by variational methods

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Georgy Lebon et al., « Study of surface tension effects in thermal convection by variational methods », Bulletins de l'Académie Royale de Belgique, ID : 10.3406/barb.1980.58680


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Variational formulations are proposed for the study of the hydrodynamic stability of an infinite fluid layer at rest heated from below. The role of a temperature dependent surface tension is more specifically emphasized. Both perturbations of small and finite amplitudes are considered : the former are investigated by means of the classical normal mode analysis while the latter are treated in the frame of Serrin-Joseph energy method. Both approaches are expressed in terms of variational principles which serve as starting points of the numerical procedure. By using very simple trial functions, namely a set of four Tchebyshev polynomes, and invoking Rayleigh-Ritz's method, approximate solutions are obtained.

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