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Soliton for PDEs Math 6399 – Lec 2

Soliton for PDEs Math 6399 – Lec 2. Zhijun Qiao ( qiao@utpa.edu ) Department of Mathematics The University of Texas – Pan American Sept 2, 2008. This is the way you usually see solitons in shallow water,

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Soliton for PDEs Math 6399 – Lec 2

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  1. Soliton for PDEsMath 6399 – Lec 2 Zhijun Qiao (qiao@utpa.edu) Department of Mathematics The University of Texas – Pan American Sept 2, 2008

  2. This is the way you usually see solitons in shallow water, scurrying along like mice in the gutter, at a scale of a only a few inches in width and height.

  3. Turbulence appears at all scales in the weather. Turbulence affects weather prediction at all scales. Turbulence Causes Uncertainty in Numerical Weather Prediction

  4. Aircraft turbulence is just one of the phenomena that Fluid Dynamics seeks to explain. By solving suitable equations, mathematicians can create computer simulations of observed cases of turbulence.

  5. Examples of fluids include gases and liquids. Typically, liquids are considered to be incompressible, whereas gases are considered to be compressible. Fluid flow is dominated by the governing equation- NS. There are a bunch of applications in engineering and DoD Prog.

  6. BACKGROUND Here is the example. There is a well known PDE that arises in the modeling of various fluid flows, from shock waves to turbulence, known as Burgers equation. It is, roughly speaking, a one-dimensional caricature of the Navier-Stokes equation, so central to fluid mechanics. Burgers equation concerns a field u depending on one spatial coordinate, x, and time, t. The PDE is as written.

  7. Traveling Wave: • This is the Riemann equation (also called inviscid Burgers’, Hopf etc.)

  8. Other type solution

  9. plot3d((2*x-3)/(2*t-7),x=-10..10,t=3.3..3.7); A=2,B=-3,C=-7;

  10. General Solution

  11. Burgers Equation: Traveling Shock Wave

  12. plot((2*x-7)/(x-4),x=3.01..3.99);t=1,a=2,c=4,B=0;plot((2*x-7)/(x-4),x=4.01..4.99);t=1,a=2,c=4,B=0;plot((2*x-7)/(x-4),x=3.01..3.99);t=1,a=2,c=4,B=0;plot((2*x-7)/(x-4),x=4.01..4.99);t=1,a=2,c=4,B=0;

  13. plot3d((2*x-8*t+1)/(x-4*t),x=-10..10,t=0..2);a=2,c=4,B=0;Singular Traveling Wave Solution

  14. plot3d(1+tanh(x-2*t),x=-10..10,t=0..3);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2;plot(1+tanh(x-2*1),x=-10..10);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2,t=1;Shock wave solution for the Burgers equation

  15. plot3d(1+1/tanh(x-2*t),x=-1..1,t=0..0.5);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2;plot(1+1/tanh(x-2),x=1.5..1.99);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2,t=1;plot(1+1/tanh(x-2),x=2.01..2.5);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2,t=1;plot3d(1+1/tanh(x-2*t),x=-1..1,t=0..0.5);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2;plot(1+1/tanh(x-2),x=1.5..1.99);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2,t=1;plot(1+1/tanh(x-2),x=2.01..2.5);B=0,a=2,b=0,c=2,t=1;

  16. Assignment: find traveling wave solution or other explicit solution • MKdV equation • Fisher equation

  17. Thanks • Any Questions/Comments? • Welcome to discuss with me anytime. My email: qiao@utpa.edu

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