Resonance frequencies of a cavity containing a compressible viscous fluid

Conca, C. ; Planchard, J. ; Vanninathan, M. (1993) Resonance frequencies of a cavity containing a compressible viscous fluid Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 16 (3). pp. 185-202. ISSN 0170-4214

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to study the resonance spectrum of a cavity containing a compressible viscous fluid. This system admits a discrete infinite sequence of eigenvalues whose real parts are negative, which is interpreted as the damping effect introduced by viscosity. Only a finite number of them have non-zero imaginary parts and this number depends on viscosity; a simple criterion is given for their position in the complex plane. The case of a cavity containing an elastic mechanical system immersed in the fluid is also examined; from a qualitative point of view, the nature of the resonance spectrum remains unchanged.

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