The Ubiquity of Fluid Instability
Susan Friedlander, UIC
We argue that in some appropriate sense almost
all steady flows of an ideal fluid are unstable. However
there are a number of different kinds of instability.
We will discuss the behaviour of the Euler and Navier-Stokes
equations in the context of fluid instability.
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