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Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations Carine Lucas MAPMO - univ. Orl eans, France Work in collaboration with: Didier Bresch (LAMA, univ. Savoie Mont Blanc, France) Rupert Klein (Free University of Berlin, Germany). Shallow Water


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Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations

Carine Lucas

MAPMO - univ. Orl´ eans, France

Work in collaboration with: Didier Bresch (LAMA, univ. Savoie Mont Blanc, France) Rupert Klein (Free University of Berlin, Germany).

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Shallow Water equations

Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + gh∇h = −gh∇b.

u(t, x): flow velocity z x ∈ Ω ⊂ R2 h(t, x): water height b(x): topography

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 2 / 29

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Shallow Water equations

Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + gh∇h = −gh∇b.

L z x ∈ Ω ⊂ R2 h(t, x): water height b(x): topography u(t, x): flow velocity href bref

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 2 / 29

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Shallow Water equations

Dimensionless Shallow Water equations: L trefuref ∂th + div(hu) = 0, L trefuref ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + ghref u2

ref

h∇h = −ghref u2

ref

bref href h∇b.

L z x ∈ Ω ⊂ R2 h(t, x): water height b(x): topography u(t, x): flow velocity href bref

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 2 / 29

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Shallow Water equations

Dimensionless Shallow Water equations: Sr∂th + div(hu) = 0, Sr∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 Fr2 h∇h = − 1 Fr2 βh∇b. with Sr(= St) = L trefuref the Strouhal number (vortex), Fr = uref √ghref the Froude number (flow vs gravity waves velocities) and β = bref href .

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 2 / 29

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Shallow Water equations

Dimensionless Shallow Water equations: Sr∂th + div(hu) = 0, Sr∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 Fr2 h∇h = − 1 Fr2 βh∇b. with Sr(= St) = L trefuref the Strouhal number, Fr = uref √ghref = εα (ε ≪ 1) the Froude number and β = bref href = 1.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 2 / 29

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Multiple scales in Shallow Water equations

Low Froude number flows: velocities of the flow < speed of the gravity waves = ⇒ multiple length / time scales (depending on initial and boundary conditions).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 3 / 29

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Multiple scales in Shallow Water equations

Low Froude number flows: velocities of the flow < speed of the gravity waves = ⇒ multiple length / time scales (depending on initial and boundary conditions). During tref: trefuref = L/Sr tref √ghref = (L/Sr)/εα distance of an advected particle < distance of gravity waves.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 3 / 29

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Multiple scales in Shallow Water equations

Low Froude number flows: velocities of the flow < speed of the gravity waves = ⇒ multiple length / time scales (depending on initial and boundary conditions). During tref: trefuref = L/Sr tref √ghref = (L/Sr)/εα distance of an advected particle < distance of gravity waves. In a O(L) domain: L/uref = Sr tref L/√href = εα Sr tref time scales for advected particle > time scales for gravity waves.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 3 / 29

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Multiscale topography

100 4 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 90 80 !2 2

εx : slow variations x/ε : quick variations (ε 1) x

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 4 / 29

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Multiscale topography

100 4 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 90 80 !2 2

εx : slow variations x/ε : quick variations (ε 1) x

X = x ε χ = εx.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 4 / 29

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Outline

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ) Formal derivations

  • D. Bresch, R. Klein, C. L., 2011

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 5 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

Outline

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

2

Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

3

Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 6 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Flow on advective time scales. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 7 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Flow on advective time scales. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b. Asymptotic development: h(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εihi(t, x), u(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εiui(t, x).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 7 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−2) h0∇(h0 + b) = 0 , O(ε−1) h1∇(h0 + b) + h0∇h1 = 0 , O(ε0) ∂th0 + div(h0u0) = 0, ∂t(h0u0) + div(h0u0 ⊗ u0)+ h2∇(h0 + b) + h1∇h1 + h0∇h2 = 0.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 8 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−2) h0∇(h0 + b) = 0 , h0 + b ≡ c0(t) O(ε−1) h1∇(h0 + b) + h0∇h1 = 0 , h1 ≡ c1(t) O(ε0) ∂th0 + div(h0u0) = 0, ∂t(h0u0) + div(h0u0 ⊗ u0)+ h2∇(h0 + b) + h1∇h1 + h0∇h2 = 0. ∂b ∂t = 0 : div(h0u0) = − d dtc0(t), dc0 dt = − 1 |Ω|

h0u0 · n dσ ∂t(h0u0) + div(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇h2 = 0.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 8 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Shallow Water limit when b = b(x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Lake equations ∂t(h0u0) + div(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇h2 = 0, dc0 dt = dh0 dt = − 1 |Ω|

h0u0 · n dσ + initial / boundary conditions on h0, c0. see D. Bresch, G. M´ etivier, AMRX, 2010 for a rigorous justification of the limit.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 9 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Outline

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Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 10 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

b = b(X, x)

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Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 11 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

Characteristic lengths too short to support gravity waves. Weakly nonlinear regime. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + εdiv(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + εdiv(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 12 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

Characteristic lengths too short to support gravity waves. Weakly nonlinear regime. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + εdiv(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + εdiv(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b. Asymptotic development: h(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εihi(t, X, x), u(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εiui(t, X, x).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 12 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 13 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0∇

x(h0 + b) X + h0∇ Xh1X = h0∇ x(h0 + b) X = 0 : c(t, x) = c(t).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 13 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0∇

x(h0 + b) X + h0∇ Xh1X = h0∇ x(h0 + b) X = 0 : c(t, x) = c(t).

. . . O(ε0) ∂th0 + divX(h0u0) = 0,

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 13 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0∇

x(h0 + b) X + h0∇ Xh1X = h0∇ x(h0 + b) X = 0 : c(t, x) = c(t).

. . . O(ε0) ∂th0 + divX(h0u0) = 0, ∂t(h0 + b)

X = 0 : c(t) = c,

h0(X, x) = −b(X, x) + c.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 13 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0∇

x(h0 + b) X + h0∇ Xh1X = h0∇ x(h0 + b) X = 0 : c(t, x) = c(t).

h0∇

Xh1 = 0 :

h1(t, X, x) = h1(t, x)

O(ε−1)

− → h1(t, x) = h1(t). . . . O(ε0) ∂th0 + divX(h0u0) = 0, ∂t(h0 + b)

X = 0 : c(t) = c,

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 13 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε1) ∂th1 + div

x(h0u0) + div X(h1u0) + div X(h0u1) = 0.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 14 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε1) ∂th1 + div

x(h0u0) + div X(h1u0) + div X(h0u1) = 0.

O(ε1)

Xdx :

dh1 dt = − 1 |Ω|

h0u0X · n dσ

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 14 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε1) ∂th1 + div

x(h0u0) + div X(h1u0) + div X(h0u1) = 0.

O(ε1)

Xdx :

dh1 dt = − 1 |Ω|

h0u0X · n dσ We assume rigid vertical walls on ∂Ω: h1 = cst = 0.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 14 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

O(ε1) ∂th1 + div

x(h0u0) + div X(h1u0) + div X(h0u1) = 0.

O(ε1)

Xdx :

dh1 dt = − 1 |Ω|

h0u0X · n dσ We assume rigid vertical walls on ∂Ω: h1 = cst = 0. div

x(h0u0) X = 0.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 14 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

Using each equation we obtain:                ∂t(h0u0) + div

X(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 + h0∇ Xh3 = 0

div

X(h0u0) = 0

div

xh0u0X = 0

Xh2 = 0

with h0(X, x) = c − b(X, x).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 15 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

Using each equation we obtain:                ∂t(h0u0) + div

X(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 + h0∇ Xh3 = 0

div

X(h0u0) = 0

div

xh0u0X = 0

Xh2 = 0

with h0(X, x) = c − b(X, x).

  • energy principle

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 15 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

Using each equation we obtain:                ∂t(h0u0) + div

X(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 + h0∇ Xh3 = 0

div

X(h0u0) = 0

div

xh0u0X = 0

Xh2 = 0

with h0(X, x) = c − b(X, x).

  • energy principle

− → large scale ? Average in X. − → small scale ? h = h − h

X.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 15 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

At large scale:      ∂t(h0u0)

X + h0X∇ xh2 = −h3∇ Xb X

div

xh0u0X = 0

response of the leading-order large-scale flow to accumulated small-scale pressure forces on the topography, the second order h2 acts like a Lagrangian multiplier.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 16 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

At small scale:    ∂t (h0u0) + div

X(h0u0 ⊗ u0) +

h0∇

Xh3 =

b∇

xh2

div

X

(h0u0) = 0 interactions between small and large scales, ∇

xh2 acts on the fluctuations of the topography to drive the small

scale flow.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 17 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1

At small scale:    ∂t (h0u0) + div

X(h0u0 ⊗ u0) +

h0∇

Xh3 =

b∇

xh2

div

X

(h0u0) = 0 interactions between small and large scales, ∇

xh2 acts on the fluctuations of the topography to drive the small

scale flow. Weakly nonlinear limit version of the lake equations with oscillatory topography.

  • D. Bresch, D. G´

erard-Varet, AML, 2007

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 17 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Characteristic lengths too short to support gravity waves. Fully nonlinear regime. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b.

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 18 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Characteristic lengths too short to support gravity waves. Fully nonlinear regime. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b. Asymptotic development: h(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εihi(t, X, x), u(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εiui(t, X, x).

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 18 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 19 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x)

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 19 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 19 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t)

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 19 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

O(ε−3) h0∇

X(h0 + b) = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t, x) O(ε−2) h0∇

x(h0 + b) + h1∇ X(h0 + b) + h0∇ Xh1 = 0 ,

h0(t, X, x) + b(X, x) ≡ c(t) O(ε−1) divX(h0u0) = 0 , divX(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇

xh1 + h0∇ Xh2 = 0.

− → small scale ? − → large scale ?

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 19 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Small scale:

Carine Lucas (MAPMO - Orl´ eans) Asymptotic limits of the Shallow Water equations 6 nov. 2015 - 20 / 29

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Small scale: Taking the curl (ζ = curlu = −∂X2u1 + ∂X1u2): u0 · ∇

Xζ0 + ζ0divXu0 = divX(ζ0u0) = 0 ,

as divX(h0u0) = 0, it reads h0u0 · ∇

X(ζ0/h0) = 0.

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Small scale: Taking the curl (ζ = curlu = −∂X2u1 + ∂X1u2): u0 · ∇

Xζ0 + ζ0divXu0 = divX(ζ0u0) = 0 ,

as divX(h0u0) = 0, it reads h0u0 · ∇

X(ζ0/h0) = 0.

ζ0 = H0Q(ψ∗,0, x, t) , if Q is a potential vorticity distribution function, if ψ∗,0 is a stream function for h0u0, ψ∗,0 = ψ0 + X⊥ · h0u0X with h0u0 = ∇

⊥ Xψ∗,0 ,

h0∇2

Xψ0 − ∇ Xh0 · ∇ Xψ0 = (h0)3Q(ψ∗,0, x, t) − ∇ Xh0 · h0u0X⊥ .

Cell problem for a stationary vortical flow over variable topography.

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Small scale: Taking the curl (ζ = curlu = −∂X2u1 + ∂X1u2): u0 · ∇

Xζ0 + ζ0divXu0 = divX(ζ0u0) = 0 ,

as divX(h0u0) = 0, it reads h0u0 · ∇

X(ζ0/h0) = 0.

ζ0 = H0Q(ψ∗,0, x, t) , if Q is a potential vorticity distribution function, if ψ∗,0 is a stream function for h0u0, ψ∗,0 = ψ0 + X⊥ · h0u0X with h0u0 = ∇

⊥ Xψ∗,0 ,

h0∇2

Xψ0 − ∇ Xh0 · ∇ Xψ0 = (h0)3Q(ψ∗,0, x, t) − ∇ Xh0 · h0u0X⊥ .

Cell problem for a stationary vortical flow over variable topography.

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Large scale:

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Large scale (average in X): U · T + ∇

xh1 = −q,

with U = h0u0X, u = u0 − 1

h0 h0u0X = 1 h0 ∇ ⊥ Xψ0 ,

T =

1 h0 ∇ X

u

X and q =

u · ∇

X

u

X .

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Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Fully nonlinear regime

b = b(X, x), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

u0 · ∇

Xu0 + ∇ Xh2 = −∇ xh1.

Large scale (average in X): U · T + ∇

xh1 = −q,

Darcy type problem with U = h0u0X, u = u0 − 1

h0 h0u0X = 1 h0 ∇ ⊥ Xψ0 ,

T =

1 h0 ∇ X

u

X and q =

u · ∇

X

u

X (small scale viscous forces).

O(ε0)

X:

divxU = −divx

  • (∇

xh1 + q) · T −1

= −dh0X dt .

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

Outline

1

Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

2

Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x) Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

3

Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Advective times for the normal scale L, with gravity wave dynamics on a large scale L/ǫ. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b.

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Advective times for the normal scale L, with gravity wave dynamics on a large scale L/ǫ. Shallow Water equations: ∂th + div(hu) = 0, ∂t(hu) + div(hu ⊗ u) + 1 ε2 h∇h = 1 ε2 h∇b. Asymptotic development: h(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εihi(t, x, χ), u(t, x, ε) =

  • i

εiui(t, x, χ).

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

We get: h0 + b = c = c(t /, x /, χ /) divx(h0u0) = 0 h1 = h1(t, χ)    ∂t(h0u0) + div

x(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 + h0∇ χh1 = 0,

∂th1 + div

x(h0u1) + div x(h1u0) + div χ(h0u0) = 0.

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

We get: h0 + b = c = c(t /, x /, χ /) divx(h0u0) = 0 h1 = h1(t, χ)    ∂t(h0u0) + div

x(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 + h0∇ χh1 = 0,

∂th1 + div

x(h0u1) + div x(h1u0) + div χ(h0u0) = 0.

− → average in x: long-wave equations − → study of the small scale flow

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Long wave:    ∂t

  • h0u0x

+ h0x∇

χh1 = h2∇ xh0x

∂th1 + div

χ

  • h0u0x

= 0.

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Long wave:    ∂t

  • h0u0x

+ h0x∇

χh1 = h2∇ xh0x

∂th1 + div

χ

  • h0u0x

= 0. ≈ standard linearized shallow water equations h2∇

xh0x (from h0∇ xh2): net resistance

(small-scale flow through the rough topography).

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Small scale:    ∂t

  • h0u0 + div

x(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 = −

  • h0∇

χh1,

div

x

  • h0u0 = 0,

where ϕ = ϕx +

  • ϕ.

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

Small scale:    ∂t

  • h0u0 + div

x(h0u0 ⊗ u0) + h0∇ xh2 = −

  • h0∇

χh1,

div

x

  • h0u0 = 0,

where ϕ = ϕx +

  • ϕ.

divergence free, h2: Lagrangian multiplier, small-scale flow driven by the long-wave unbalanced part of the large-scale height gradient.

  • R. Klein, JCP, 1995 (low Mach number)

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Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

b = b(x, χ), Fr = ε, Sr = 1

If b(x, χ) = b(χ): = ⇒ wave equation with spatially varying signal speed for h1: ∂2

t h1 − div χ

  • (c − b(χ))∇

χh1

= 0 , (1) where c = b + h0 ≡ const.

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Conclusion

Concluding remarks

1 Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x) 2 Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

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Conclusion

Concluding remarks

1 Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Lake equations.

2 Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Weakly nonlinear regime Fully nonlinear regime

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Conclusion

Concluding remarks

1 Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Lake equations.

2 Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Weakly nonlinear regime Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1: The large-scale accumulation of net pressure forces drives the large-scale balanced flow; the large-scale height gradients produce small-scale forces driving the small-scale flow. Fully nonlinear regime

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Conclusion

Concluding remarks

1 Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Lake equations.

2 Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Weakly nonlinear regime Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1: The large-scale accumulation of net pressure forces drives the large-scale balanced flow; the large-scale height gradients produce small-scale forces driving the small-scale flow. Fully nonlinear regime Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Darcy-type equation with accumulation of small-scale forces; the small-scale flow is driven by the large-scale mean height gradients (vorticity).

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Conclusion

Concluding remarks

1 Balanced flow, topography at the ‘normal’ scale: b = b(x)

Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Lake equations.

2 Balanced flow, topography with quick variations: b = b(X, x)

Weakly nonlinear regime Fr = ε3/2, Sr = ε−1: The large-scale accumulation of net pressure forces drives the large-scale balanced flow; the large-scale height gradients produce small-scale forces driving the small-scale flow. Fully nonlinear regime Fr = ε, Sr = 1: Darcy-type equation with accumulation of small-scale forces; the small-scale flow is driven by the large-scale mean height gradients (vorticity).

3 Topography with long scale variations: b = b(x, χ)

Fr = ε, Sr = 1: as for the weakly nonlinear case, but the large-scale flow involves non-balanced terms.

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