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 ⓘ
Vladimir Arnold ⓘ
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 ⓘ
series Applied Mathematical Sciences ⓘ
subject Arnold’s interpretation of Euler equations ⓘ
Beltrami fields ⓘ
Casimir invariants ⓘ
Euler equations ⓘ
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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