Conservative difference schemes of nonstationary gas dynarnics 527
a) The adiabatic flow of the ideal gas when w = 0, that is, x = 0.
Because of this, equations of gas dyna1nics (1), (6), (4) for the adia-
batic flow of the ideal gas can be represented by
(9)
av fJp
at - fJs ,
(10)
which will be put together with equation (8)
(11)
Thus, the resultant syste1n of equations con1prises l equations with respect
to four unknowns v, p, p and E.
We will use below the volume 17 = 1/ p instead of density p. In such a
setting the preceding equations can be represented by
(12)
(13)
817
at
av
fJs ,
p17=(1-l)E.
Equation (10) capable of describing the tootal energy can be replaced by
one of the newly formed equations
(14)
OE av
at = -p as ,
OE 01/
( 15) at = -p at ·
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Indeed, taking into account the first equation (9) and (12), we obtain
o v^2 o OE ov op ov
(^0) = ot ( E + 2) + o s (p v) = ot + ( v ot + v o s) + P o s
OE ov OE 017
= ot + P os = 8t + P ot ·
b) The isotermic flow of the ideal gas when the temperature of gas
T = const and the equation of energy is missing. The condition T = const