On the Non Occurrence of a Limiting Line in Transonic Flow

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On the Non Occurrence of a Limiting Line in Transonic Flow
Kurt Otto Friedrichs
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We now consider a set of such flows throvigh the same duct depending on a parameter, t, which may, e. G..
represent the Mach niJinber of the incoming flow; we might also let the shape of the duct walls depend on a para- meter, keeping the entrance Mach number fixed. Thus we have a set of solutions of the differential equations (1. 02) which depend on a parameter t and which are de- fined in a domain in the (u, v) -plane iniiich also depends on the parameter. It is essential for the following ar
...- gument that the solutions x(u, v), y(u, v) are non-constant analytic functions of u and v while the dependence of x, y and the derivatives x, x, y, v on the parameter t is only required to be continuous .
These functions x(u, v), y(u, v) are defined in some region D in the (u, v) -plane, which also depends on the parameter t. The boundary B of this region is mapped into the prescribed walls. We assume that also the boundary B depends continuously on t (in the sense e. G. That B can be given in a parametric representation which depends continuously on t).


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