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Two-dimensional vortex sheet suffers an unstable deformation from the Kelvin–Helmholtz instability and a curvature singularity which develops in a finite time. In this paper, long time computations of the two-dimensional vortex sheet are performed by a robust and efficient numerical method with high accuracy. To handle the rapid and non-uniform stretching of the interface, we adopt the adaptive point insertion and redistribution procedures. Computational results show highly refined structures of a complex and chaotic pattern for the vortex sheet up to very long time.
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Kim et al. (2003) studied this question.
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