Flow Past Highly Compliant Boundaries and in Collapsible Tubes
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Consists of 12 articles based on the papers presented during the March 2001 symposium that sum up the state of the art in collapsible tubes, the instability of flow past compliant walls, drag reduction, and turbulence modification. The contributors survey theoretical models of biological applications, research on wave excitation of flexible walls in the presence of fluid flow, propagation of waves across junctions between rigid and compliant walls, theoretical approaches to the effect of wall compliance on turbulent flow, and dolphin hydrodynamics for laminar flow. No index. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
PrefaceScientific CommitteeAcknowledgement1Introduction12Flows in deformable tubes and channels: Theoretical models and biological applications153Experimental studies of collapsible tubes514Convective and absolute instabilities of flows over compliant walls695Hydrodynamic stability of flow through compliant channels and tubes956Wave excitation on flexible walls in the presence of a fluid flow1197Propagation of waves across junctions between rigid and compliant walls1478Rotating flows over compliant walls1679Drag reduction using compliant walls19110Theoretical approaches to the effect of wall compliance on turbulent flow23111Flow-induced waves on compliant surfaces subject to a turbulent boundary layer25312Experimental research on turbulent flows over compliant walls27513Dolphin Hydrodynamics293
