Dynamics and Stability of a Weak Detonation Wave |
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Authors: | Anders Szepessy |
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Institution: | Matematiska Institutionen, Kungl. Tekniska H?gskolan, S-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden.? E-mail: szepessy@math.kth.se, SE
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Abstract: | One dimensional weak detonation waves of a basic reactive shock wave model are proved to be nonlinearly stable, i.e. initially
perturbed waves tend asymptotically to translated weak detonation waves. This model system was derived as the low Mach number
limit of the one component reactive Navier-Stokes equations by Majda and Roytburd SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput. 43, 1086–1118 (1983)], and its weak detonation waves have been numerically observed as stable. The analysis shows in particular
the key role of the new nonlinear dynamics of the position of the shock wave, The shock translation solves a nonlinear integral
equation, obtained by Green's function techniques, and its solution is estimated by observing that the kernel can be split
into a dominating convolution operator and a remainder. The inverse operator of the convolution and detailed properties of
the traveling wave reduce, by monotonicity, the remainder to a small L
1 perturbation.
Received: 17 August 1998 / Accepted: 13 November 1998 |
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