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Convexity of the Free Boundary for Three-Dimensional Axisymmetric Compressible Jet Flow With Vorticity
Building upon the previous work, which established the subsonic solution to the three-dimensional axisymmetric compressible jet problem with large vorticity, this paper conducts a further study on the geometric property of the free boundary for the axisymmetric compressible rotational jet flow. More precisely, if the nozzle is concave to the fluid, we prove that the free boundary of the jet flow is strictly convex to the fluid. Additionally, the axial velocity in the whole fluid region is shown to be positive.
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