Exact solutions demonstrate entropy production in viscous gas dynamics, indicating complex flow behavior.
Two exact solutions are constructed for viscous compressible gas dynamics in two and three dimensions. The first is a steady vortex, with explicit solutions for the full Navier–Stokes system of velocity, density, temperature and pressure. In contrast, the second is a time-dependent radial solution to the 3D vector Burgers’ equation, with a constant injection rate from a spherical interior surface. That solution is shock-like at low Reynolds numbers. In both cases, expressions are given for the local density of entropy production.
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