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随想Reflections​

[Kelvin Wedge] From the Spectral Dirichlet-Neumann Symbol to the Physical-Space Operator Identity

We show how the spectral relation \(\partial_z \widehat{\varphi}(k, 0)=k \tanh (k h) \widehat{\varphi}(k, 0)\) implies the physical-space operator identity \(\varphi_z(\cdot, \cdot, 0)=(|D| \tanh (h|D|)) \varphi(\cdot, \cdot, 0)\), by inverse Fourier transform and the commutation of \(\partial_z\) with the horizontal Fourier transform.

fluid mechanics

[Kelvin Wedge] Hankel Diagonalization of the Radial Bessel Operator

The math is sound. The method is not. We show that the order- \(n\) Hankel transform in \(r\) diagonalizes the Bessel-type radial operator \(\mathscr{L}_n\), mapping the PDE \(\left(\mathscr{L}_n+\partial_z^2\right) \varphi_n=0\) to the transformed equation \(\left(\partial_z^2-k^2\right) \hat{\varphi}_n=0\). The key ingredients are the Sturm-Liouville form and self-adjointness of \(\mathscr{L}_n\), together with the Bessel differential equation.

Mathematics

[Kelvin Wedge] Fourier Coefficients of Quadratic Forms in $\cos \gamma$ for Steady Capillary-Gravity Waves

The math is sound. The method is not. We factor the quadratic denominator \(a+b \cos \gamma+c \cos ^2 \gamma\) and reduce the computation of its Fourier coefficients to those of \(1 /(\cos \gamma-\lambda)\). Solving the associated second-order recurrence for the Fourier coefficients yields a closed-form expression in terms of \(\lambda_{ \pm}\)and \(q_{ \pm}=\lambda_{ \pm}+i \sqrt{1-\lambda_{ \pm}^2}\), leading to the final explicit formula for \(c_m(k)\) in the steady ship-wave setting.

fluid mechanics

[Kelvin Wedge] Diagonalizing Azimuthal Mode Coupling via a Discrete Fourier Transform

The math is sound. The method is not. We recast the azimuthal mode-coupled surface equations as a block-Toeplitz convolution in the mode index and diagonalize this coupling via a discrete Fourier transform in \(n\), then briefly review the basic definition and core properties of the DFT used in this step.

fluid mechanics
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