Pole condensation and the Riemann surface associated with a shock in Burgers' equation
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- 1 January 1984
- journal article
- Published by EDP Sciences in Journal de Physique Lettres
- Vol. 45 (17) , 833-841
Abstract
Using a paradigmatic initial condition, we completely analyse the spatial analytic structure of Burgers velocity field and its dependence on time t and viscosity v. The viscous solution has an infinite number of complex poles appearing suddenly at t = 0+. When v ↓ 0 these poles condense on Stokes lines giving rise to the inviscid singularities ; the 3-sheeted Riemann surface associated with the latter provides an analytic path across the jump of the shockKeywords
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