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Two-Dimensional Pseudo-Steady Two-Phase Flow Around a Convex Corner

  • Zhijian Wei,
  • Lihui Guo

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In this paper, we investigate the problem of two-phase flow around the convex corner expanding into the vacuum. This flow is described as a compressible, inviscid, isentropic two-dimensional pseudo-steady two-phase flow model of drift-flux type with the logarithmic equation of state and the irrotational condition. Its solution can be obtained by solving Goursat problems, including the interaction between a centered simple wave and a backward planar rarefaction wave, as well as an inclined wall reflection problem. Moreover, the hyperbolicity, \(C^0\) C 0 and \(C^1\) C 1 estimates of this solution are obtained by the characteristic decomposition and the invariant region. Furthermore, some typical numerical simulations with specific initial conditions are offered.