Titlebook: Asymptotic Methods in Fluid Mechanics: Survey and Recent Advances; Herbert Steinrück Book 2010 CISM Udine 2010 Exponential asymptotics.Flu

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Foundations of Pharmacokineticsgeneralised rigorously to boundary layers with a slightly larger, i.e. moderately large, velocity defect and, finally, to situations where the velocity defect is of .(1). In the latter case, the formation of short recirculation zones describing marginally separated flows is found possible, as described in a rational manner.

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Foundations of Pharmacokineticsow so that the flow outside the viscous wall layers becomes two-dimensional in the leading order approximation. The behavior of the flow upstream of a surface mounted three-dimensional obstacle will be demonstrated.

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Foundations of Pharmacokineticsnumerical results strongly suggest its uniqueness. Furthermore, the leading order blow-up structure is generic in the sense that it determines the terminal form of both local and global three-dimensional flows.

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Weakly 3D effects upstream a surface mounted obstacle in transonic flows,ow so that the flow outside the viscous wall layers becomes two-dimensional in the leading order approximation. The behavior of the flow upstream of a surface mounted three-dimensional obstacle will be demonstrated.

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Self-Similar Blow-up Structures in Unsteady Marginally Separated Flows,numerical results strongly suggest its uniqueness. Furthermore, the leading order blow-up structure is generic in the sense that it determines the terminal form of both local and global three-dimensional flows.

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Asymptotic Methods For PDE Problems In Fluid Mechanics and Related Systems With Strong Localized Ped PDE problems. It has been successfully used in a wide variety of applications (cf. Kevorkian and Cole (1993), Lagerstrom (1988), Dyke (1975)). However, there are certain special classes of problems where this method has some apparent limitations.

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Exponential Asymptotics and Generalized Solitary Waves,ly fail to find terms which are exponentially small with respect to this parameter. Although small these missing terms are often of physical importance. This chapter will describe how to find such exponentially small terms, using as the main tool matched asymptotic expansions in the complex plane an