Abstract

The problem of perfect incompressible fluid flow through a bounded region of space is considered. It is shown that for obtaining an unambiguous local solution of Euler's equation it is sufficient to define along the whole boundary of the flow region the normal component of the velocity vector and supplement this at the in-flow section by two tangent components of the vortex vector.

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