Steady Periodic Shear Flow is Stable in Two Space Dimensions . Nonequilibrium Molecular Dynamics vs Navier-Stokes-Fourier Stability Theory -- A Comment on two Arxiv Contributions

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Fourteen pages, four figures. For discussion at the Advanced Problems in Mechanics Summer School XXXX at Saint Petersburg, Sum

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Dufty, Lee, Lutsko, Montanero, and Santos have carried out stability analyses of steady stationary shear flows. Their approach is based on the compressible and heat conducting Navier-Stokes-Fourier model. It predicts the unstable exponential growth of long-wavelength transverse perturbations for both two- and three-dimensional fluids. We point out that the patently-stable two-dimensional periodic shear flows studied earlier by Petravic, Posch, and ourselves contradict these predicted instabilities. The stable steady-state shear flows are based on nonequilibrium molecular dynamics with simple thermostats maintaining nonequilibrium stationary states in two space dimensions. The failure of the stability analyses remains unexplained.

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