Modelling of an Oscillatory Magnetic Field Action on a Ferrofluid Layer
We formulate the parametric resonance problem corresponding to an isothermal ferrofluid layer subjected to a magnetic field that consists of two parts. The first one is a vertical or a horizontal constant component. The second part is oscillating with time in a vertical plane. The Laplace law become...
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| description | We formulate the parametric resonance problem corresponding to an isothermal ferrofluid layer subjected to a magnetic field that consists of two parts. The first one is a vertical or a horizontal
constant
component. The second part is
oscillating with time
in a vertical plane. The Laplace law becomes then equivalent to the study of a Hill equation, thus generalizing the Mathieu equation studied for a purely oscillating magnetic field. This extends the classical Faraday vibrating problem to other experimental situations. |
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oscillating with time
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constant
component. The second part is
oscillating with time
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