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Mehdi Babamehdi
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I am reading turbulence book written by Davidson. In chapter 2.3.3 the kelvin's theorem was explained. in page 49 in last paragraph this sentence was brought which is about the frozen-in property of vortex line:
"vortex line are frozen into a perfectly inviscid fluid in the sense that they move with the fluid." unfortunately, I don't understand the meaning of this property and this sentence exactly. does anyone know what the property is and explain it more? thanks in advance. |
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Filippo Maria Denaro
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Quote:
"vortex line into a perfectly inviscid fluid moves with the flow" You can find explanations in any handbook of fluid dynamics |
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