Abstract
AbstractAn intrinsic geometric decomposition is applied to provide via a canonical third-order nonlinear equation a connection between 2+1-dimensional fibre-reinforced motions of a fluid and a magnetohydrodynamic system. A Lagrange-type parametrisation is introduced, whereby both geometric and algebraic properties of certain non-steady magnetohydrodynamic motions may be established.
Funder
University of New South Wales
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,Computational Mechanics
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