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A mathematical analogy between certain hollow vortex and bubble flows - existence, uniqueness, and identical boundary shapes
We study two physically distinct steady free-boundary problems in a two-dimensional inviscid fluid: a hollow vortex in a constant-vorticity flow subject to simple shear, third order and linear strain at infinity, without surface tension, and an irrotational flow past a constant-pressure bubble subje
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