Abstract:
In this paper we consider continuous approximations of the Gol'dshtik problem for separated
flows of incompressible fluid. An approximating problem is obtained from the
initial problem by small perturbations of a spectral parameter (vorticity)
and by the continuous approximations of discontinuous nonlinearity in the
phase variable. Using a variational method under certain conditions, we prove
the convergence of solutions of the approximating problems to the solutions of
the initial problem.
A modification for a one-dimensional analogue of the Gol'dshtik
mathematical model is considered.
The model is a nonlinear differential equation with a boundary condition.
Nonlinearity in the equation is continuous and
depends on a small parameter.
We have a discontinuous nonlinearity, when this parameter tends to zero.
The results of the solutions are in accord with the results obtained for the
one-dimensional
analogue of the Gol'dshtik model.