Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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756846 | Computers & Fluids | 2011 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Three-dimensional linear instability analyses are presented of steady two-dimensional laminar flows in the lid-driven cavity defined by [15] and further analyzed in the present volume [1], as well as in a derivative of the same geometry. It is shown that in both of the geometries considered three-dimensional BiGlobal instability leads to deviation of the flow from the two-dimensional solution; the analysis results are used to define low- and high-Reynolds number solutions by reference to the flow physics. Critical conditions for linear global instability and neutral loops are presented in both geometries.
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Authors
Javier de Vicente, Daniel Rodríguez, Vassilis Theofilis, Eusebio Valero,