Topological Methods in Hydrodynamics

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Topological Methods in Hydrodynamics is a seminal mathematical monograph by Vladimir Arnold that applies topological and geometric techniques to the study of fluid flows and hydrodynamic phenomena.

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instanceOf book
mathematical monograph
author Boris Khesin NERFINISHED
Vladimir Arnold NERFINISHED
field differential geometry
hydrodynamics
mathematical physics
topology
hasNotableConcept Euler equations as geodesics on diffeomorphism groups
helicity as a topological invariant of flows
topological constraints on fluid motion
influenced applications of topology to fluid mechanics
research in geometric hydrodynamics
influencedBy Vladimir Arnold’s work on dynamical systems
language English
originalLanguage Russian
publicationYear 1998
publisher Springer NERFINISHED
series Applied Mathematical Sciences NERFINISHED
subject Arnold’s interpretation of Euler equations
Beltrami fields NERFINISHED
Casimir invariants
Euler equations NERFINISHED
Hamiltonian structure of fluid equations
Lie groups of diffeomorphisms
contact geometry in fluid dynamics
ergodic theory of flows
fluid dynamics
geodesic flows on diffeomorphism groups
geometric mechanics
helicity
hydrodynamic stability
ideal incompressible fluids
incompressible flows on manifolds
instabilities in ideal fluids
integrals of motion in hydrodynamics
knot theory in fluid flows
magnetohydrodynamics
reconnection of vortex lines
steady solutions of Euler equations
symplectic geometry in hydrodynamics
topological classification of flows
topological invariants of flows
volume-preserving diffeomorphisms
vortex lines
vortex tubes
vorticity

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