Perturbation Theory for Implosions
Perturbation Theory for Implosions
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k. 3.
that is G(y) is a solution of (10) with k = 0.
That k = X is also an eigenvalue follows from the fact that if u(r, t), c(r, t), p(r, t) is a solution of the equations for spherical flow (1) Part I, then u(r, t+e-|_), c(r, t+e-|^), p(r, t+e^) is also a solution. This means in the present case ^"-^^ " = t^ Il^(r-Nt. E^)), c . ^ 0^(r-Nt+e^)), P = 2 2 °' ^ 2 ^o^^"'^^*'^^!^^ ^^ ^ solution of (1) Part I where -X (t+e^) U (ri), C (n), P (n) is Gu...derley's fundamental solution. Expanding in powers of e-, according to the procedures of section i| we find that (17) D - U -X/ n C^(r, r|) = x^l^^'7^ " P^(r, >|) = xPi(r, >|) = B -^ - 1 D o E -^ - 2 o -X / -X / r /rj -X is a solution of (2l+) and (39) Part I if we take H^(r) = -r~ /H^. This solution corresponds to G = ^G(x, y) X(x-y) X-1 X(x-Y^) ^B ^ -^ - 1 "*] 1='^(y) =H H = ^H(x) = - H.
being a solution of (08) and (60) Part I f jr G(x, y) and H(x). Substituting (I8) in (08) Part I we find that «t;-i • = ?J ■..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ V • I ', ,' . . -■ :• i I . N no ; :• :^f'^ -V.
k. 3.
that is G(y) is a solution of (10) with k = 0.
That k = X is also an eigenvalue follows from the fact that if u(r, t), c(r, t), p(r, t) is a solution of the equations for spherical flow (1) Part I, then u(r, t+e-|_), c(r, t+e-|^), p(r, t+e^) is also a solution. This means in the present case ^"-^^ " = t^ Il^(r-Nt. E^)), c . ^ 0^(r-Nt+e^)), P = 2 2 °' ^ 2 ^o^^"'^^*'^^!^^ ^^ ^ solution of (1) Part I where -X (t+e^) U (ri), C (n), P (n) is Gu...derley's fundamental solution. Expanding in powers of e-, according to the procedures of section i| we find that (17) D - U -X/ n C^(r, r|) = x^l^^'7^ " P^(r, >|) = xPi(r, >|) = B -^ - 1 D o E -^ - 2 o -X / -X / r /rj -X is a solution of (2l+) and (39) Part I if we take H^(r) = -r~ /H^. This solution corresponds to G = ^G(x, y) X(x-y) X-1 X(x-Y^) ^B ^ -^ - 1 "*] 1='^(y) =H H = ^H(x) = - H.
being a solution of (08) and (60) Part I f jr G(x, y) and H(x). Substituting (I8) in (08) Part I we find that «t;-i • = ?J ■..
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