Abstract:
The development of perturbations of a tangential discontinuity surface separating two stationary flows of an ideal incompressible fluid slowly varying in space is studied taking into account surface tension. Perturbations are described using the complex Hamilton equations. The dependences of the amplitude of the perturbations on the coordinate and time are obtained.
Keywords:tangential discontinuity, dispersion equation, Fourier integral transform, saddle-point method, Hamilton complex equations.