-
adjectives which refer to an
object having cylindrical symmetry, or
axisymmetry (i.e.
rotational symmetry with
respect to a
central axis) like a doughnut...
- Stokes, is
defined for incompressible, three-dimensional
flows with
axisymmetry. The
properties of
stream functions make them
useful for
analyzing and...
- "worth" axiology, axiom,
axiomatic axi- axis
Latin axis axion, axis,
axisymmetry axon- axis, axle Gr**** ἄξων, ἄξονος (áxōn, áxonos) axon, axonography...
- Eppley.
These early attempts were
focused on
evolving Misner data in
axisymmetry (also
known as "2+1 dimensions"). At
around the same time Tsvi Piran...
- coefficients) of the two
Killing vector fields ****ociated with the spacetime's
axisymmetry and stationarity, and the
Ehlers group.
Robert Geroch Breitenlohner,...
-
streamlines and flow
velocity in a three-dimensional
incompressible flow with
axisymmetry. A
surface with a
constant value of the
Stokes stream function encloses...
- }{\partial \varphi }}} , the
linear combination of the time
translation and
axisymmetry Killing vectors which is null at the horizon,
where Ω {\displaystyle...
-
metric tensor, such as
stationarity (symmetry
under time translation) or
axisymmetry (symmetry
under rotation about some
symmetry axis). With sufficiently...
-
ideal MHD
equations to two dimensions,
often for the case of
toroidal axisymmetry (the case
relevant in a tokamak).
Taking ( r , θ , z ) {\displaystyle...
- the
vorticity ωφ,
becomes in this
cylindrical coordinate system with
axisymmetry: ∇ 2 ω φ = 1 r ∂ ∂ r ( r ∂ ω φ ∂ r ) + ∂ 2 ω φ ∂ z 2 − ω φ r 2 = 0. {\displaystyle...
