Criterio de Turbulencia y Estimativas de la Ecuación de Burgers
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https://doi.org/10.17268/sel.mat.2014.02.03Keywords:
Ecuación de Burgers, turbulencias, estimativasAbstract
A lo largo de la historia el estudio de turbulencia en dinámica de fluidos, no ha conseguido lograr una definición única o criterio teórico para este importante fenómeno. En este
artículo, resolveremos en una y dos dimensiones la ecuación clásica de dinámica de fluidos, la ecuación de Burgers y aplicaremos los criterios de Turbulencia hecho por Ruelle [2], Muriel [3] y Getreuer, Albano y Muriel [6]. Además daremos algunas estimativas de la
ecuación de Burgers.
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