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Small-Amplitude Solitary Waves for -Plane Capillary-Gravity Flows with Arbitrary Vorticity
Daniel Sinambela
We study small-amplitude solitary waves for two-dimensional capillary--gravity flows with arbitrary vorticity on the equatorial -plane. The steady free-boundary problem is formu…
Generalized Error Bounds in the Recovery of Solitary Wave Profiles
Daniel Sinambela
We investigate the robustness of Constantin's explicit reconstruction formula for two-dimensional irrotational solitary water waves. This formula recovers the free-surface profile…
Asymptotic stability of the three-dimensional Couette flow for the Stokes-transport equation
Daniel Sinambela, Weiren Zhao, Ruizhao Zi
In this paper, we investigate the asymptotic stability of the three-dimensional Couette flow in a stratified fluid governed by the Stokes-transport equation. We observe that a simi…
Asymptotic Stability of the two-dimensional Couette flow for the Stokes-transport equation in a finite channel
Daniel Sinambela, Weiren Zhao, Ruizhao Zi
We study the Stokes-transport system in a two-dimensional channel with horizontally moving boundaries, which serves as a reduced model for oceanography and sedimentation. The densi…
The transition to instability for stable shear flows in inviscid fluids
Daniel Sinambela, Weiren Zhao
In this paper, we study the generation of eigenvalues of a stable monotonic shear flow under perturbations in with . More precisely, we study the Rayleigh operator $\mat…
Existence and stability of interfacial capillary-gravity solitary waves with constant vorticity
Daniel Sinambela
In this paper, we consider capillary-gravity waves propagating on the interface separating two fluids of finite depth and constant density. The flow in each layer is assumed to be…
Large-amplitude solitary waves in two-layer density stratified water
Daniel Sinambela
We present a large-amplitude existence theory for two-dimensional solitary waves propagating through a two layer body of water. The domain of the fluid is bounded below by an imper…