General stability criterion of two-dimensional inviscid parallel flow
Liang Sun
Abstract
General stability criterions of two-dimensional inviscid parallel flow are obtained analytically for the first time. First, a criterion for stability is found as U''U-Us>-μ1 everywhere in the flow, where Us is the velocity at inflection point, μ1 is eigenvalue of Poincaré's problem. Second, we also prove a principle that the flow is stable, if and only if all the disturbances with cr=Us are neutrally stable. Finally, following this principle, a criterion for instability is found as U''U-Us<-μ1 everywhere in the flow. These results extend the former theorems obtained by Rayleigh, Tollmien and Fjørtoft and will lead future works to investigate the mechanism of hydrodynamic instability.
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