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If we consider a sphere oscillates in viscous fluid with frequency w,
then sphere has velocity u=[itex]u_0*e^{-iwt}[/itex]
In Laudau's book, he defined the velocity of fluid is:
v=[itex]e^{iwt}*F[/itex]
where F is a vector with only spatial variable involved.
The boundary condition then becomes [itex]u=v[/itex] at [itex]|x|=R[/itex],
where R is radius of sphere and origin is center of sphere.
My question is that this is a non-inertial frame, but Landau didn't introduce any
extra periodic force. Why is this true? Thank you!
then sphere has velocity u=[itex]u_0*e^{-iwt}[/itex]
In Laudau's book, he defined the velocity of fluid is:
v=[itex]e^{iwt}*F[/itex]
where F is a vector with only spatial variable involved.
The boundary condition then becomes [itex]u=v[/itex] at [itex]|x|=R[/itex],
where R is radius of sphere and origin is center of sphere.
My question is that this is a non-inertial frame, but Landau didn't introduce any
extra periodic force. Why is this true? Thank you!