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Applicable Analysis
An International Journal
Volume 4, 1974 - Issue 2
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Existence of secondary solutions to a generalized taylor problem

Pages 145-159 | Published online: 02 May 2007
 

Abstract

In this paper the existence of secondary solutions to a generalization of the classical Taylor problem is considered. A viscous liquid is assumed to occupy the region interior to a right circular cylinder and exterior to a. surface formed by rotating a smooth, positive, periodic function about the axis of the cylinder. The cylinder is fixed while the inner surface rotates with a constant angular velocity. The existence of axisymmetric ceiiuiar solutions is estab¬lished by a generalization of the method of Lyapunov and Schmidt. By treating the branching equation as a function of three complex variables it is shown that a critical Reynolds number λ1 * exists and that for λ-λ1 * < 0 the problem has a unique solution while for λλ:1 * positive and small there are three solutions

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