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Nonlinear mass transfer and self-organized dissipative structures

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Nonlinear stability analysis of systems with intensive mass transfer is presented. The stability of laminar boundary layer flows is investigated when a big concentration gradient induces a secondary flow at the solid interface. A self-organized dissipative structure was obtained when the mass transfer was directed from the volume to the solid interface. A stable amplitude of the periodic disturbances was obtained for different wave numbers. This structure is subcritical bifurcation, which intensifies the mass transfer process in the boundary layer flows.

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Boyadjiev, C., Doichinova, M. Nonlinear mass transfer and self-organized dissipative structures. J. Engin. Thermophys. 17, 142–150 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1810232808020070

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