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Beschreibung der Strömung

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Zusammenfassung

Generell läßt sich eine Strömung in zwei verschiedenen Variablensystemen beschreiben (/7.1.9/). Es sind dies:

  • die sogenannten “primitiven” Variablen, die Geschwindigkeitkomponenten ui und der Druck p, sowie

  • die Stromfunktion Ψ und die Wirbelstärke ξ.

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