A low-dimensional Galerkin method for the three-dimensional flow around a circular cylinder is constructed. The investigation of the wake solutions for a variety of basic modes, Hilbert spaces, and expansion modes reveals general mathematical and physical aspects which may strongly effect the success of low-dimensional simulations. Besides the cylinder wake, detailed information about the construction of similar low-dimensional Galerkin methods for the sphere wake, the boundary-layer, the flow in a channel or pipe, the Taylor–Couette problem, and a variety of other flows is given.
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