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|a Pole Solutions for Flame Front Propagation
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|c by Oleg Kupervasser.
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|a Mathematical and Analytical Techniques with Applications to Engineering,
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|a Introduction -- Pole-Dynamics in Unstable Front Propagation: The Case of the Channel Geometry -- Using of Pole Dynamics for Stability Analysis of Premixed Flame Fronts: Dynamical Systems Approach in the Complex Plane -- Dynamics and Wrinkling of Radially Propagating Fronts Inferred from Scaling Laws in Channel Geometries -- Laplacian Growth Without Surface Tension in Filtration Combustion: Analytical Pole Solution -- Summary.
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|a This book deals with solving mathematically the unsteady flame propagation equations. New original mathematical methods for solving complex non-linear equations and investigating their properties are presented. Pole solutions for flame front propagation are developed. Premixed flames and filtration combustion have remarkable properties: the complex nonlinear integro-differential equations for these problems have exact analytical solutions described by the motion of poles in a complex plane. Instead of complex equations, a finite set of ordinary differential equations is applied. These solutions help to investigate analytically and numerically properties of the flame front propagation equations.
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