journal article·2017-06

Dynamic analysis on magnetic fluid interface validated by physical laws

Yo Mizuta

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Abstract

Abstract Numerical analyses of magnetic fluid especially for fast phenomena such as the transition among interface profiles require rigorous as well as efficient method under arbitrary interface profiles and applied magnetic field distributions. Preceded by the magnetic analysis for this purpose, the present research has attempted to investigate interface dynamic phenomena. As an example of these phenomena, this paper shows the wavenumber spectrum of the interface profile and the sum of interface stresses changing in time, since the change of the balance among the interface stresses causing the transition can be observed conveniently. As time advances, wavenumber components increase due to the nonlinear interaction of waves. It is further argued that such analyses should be validated by the law of conservation of energy, the relation between the interface energy density and the interface stress, and the magnetic laws.
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OpenAlex topics: Characterization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles · Fluid Dynamics and Thin Films · Theoretical and Computational Physics

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