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    Title: 非線性Burgers 方程相似解之探討及其應用
    Other Titles: A Similarity Study of Burgers Equation with Its Application
    Authors: 馮朝剛;林俊仲
    Contributors: 淡江大學航空太空工程學系
    Keywords: Burgers 方程;Cole-Hopf 變換;相似法;激波;Burgers equation;Cole-Hopftransformation;Similarity method;Shock wave
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2013-03-22 19:38:40 (UTC+8)
    Publisher: 臺北縣淡水鎮 : 淡江大學航空太空工程學系
    Abstract: 具對流與擴散項之非線性Burgers 方程，已有熟知之Cole-Hopf 變換解法，而本文採用相似法直接
    在物理面上探討Burgers 方程，並有系統地以伸縮群及行波相似轉換求得其相似精確解並加以應用在
    氣動力學中之膨脹波與激波問題。
    本文再以適當的起始條件求出Cole-Hopf 變換解，並與本文相似解加以連結，使吾人對Burgers 方
    程之數學結構與物理意義有更進一步之認識和了解。
    The prototype equation for nonlinear convection-diffusion processes is Burgers' equation. An analytical
    solution of Burgers' equation was discovered independently by Cole and Hopf.
    In this paper, a similarity study of Burgers' equation is exhibited. A systematic approach for obtaining
    the stretching group and traveling wave similarity solutions are constructed and applied to gas-dynamic
    problems.
    Some exact solutions are also obtained from Cole-Hopftransformation and they are related to the similarity
    solutions of stretching group and traveling wave.
    Relation: 第七屆海峽兩岸航空太空學術研討會論文集，頁43-50
    Appears in Collections:[Graduate Institute & Department of Aerospace Engineering] Proceeding

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