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Kelvin–Helmholtz instability

fluid instability that occurs when there is velocity shear in a single continuous fluid or a velocity difference across the interface between two fluids

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Data and provenance

Provider: Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1571116

Release: sha256:f33228901a35b0683356002a46df9ceb11f399d05f17abb5c7c78256cbf38ba7

Graph membership is not truth. Each relation below is an observed typed edge the local Wikimedia graph bundle already materialized — not a corroborated, verified, or admitted claim. Bounded to 40 relations via an offset-index lookup (offset_index_binary_search), never a full scan of the bundle.Serving a published subset: joined entities + 1-hop neighborhood of 35,994 exact Wikipedia–Wikidata title matches. A subject that is not itself in that subset carries only the relations the subset recorded for it, so a small count here is the published scope and not a complete relationship inventory.
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1-hop relations (11)

→ instance of→ named after→ Relationship→ different from→ named after→ instance of→ image→ Relationship→ Commons category← notable work← different fromhydrodynamic stabilityHermann von HelmholtzWikiProject Fluid dyn…Kelvin–Helmholtz mech…William Thomson, 1st …scientific theoryDeep Oceanic Kelvin-H…KHI.gifKelvin-Helmholtz wavesHermann von HelmholtzKelvin–Helmholtz mech…Kelvin–Helmholtz instability
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Identity & relations (2)

  • → instance of (P31)hydrodynamic stabilityObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P31 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q4138087

  • → instance of (P31)scientific theoryObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P31 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q3239681

Notable works (1)

  • ← notable work (P800)Hermann von HelmholtzObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P800 · Direction: incoming · Entity ID: Q60024

Other connections (6)

  • → named after (P138)Hermann von HelmholtzObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P138 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q60024

  • → Relationship name unavailable (P6104)WikiProject Fluid dynamicsObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P6104 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q21830625

  • → different from (P1889)Kelvin–Helmholtz mechanismObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P1889 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q477816

  • → named after (P138)William Thomson, 1st Baron KelvinObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P138 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q122701

  • → Relationship name unavailable (P10)KHI.gifObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P10 · Direction: outgoing

  • ← different from (P1889)Kelvin–Helmholtz mechanismObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P1889 · Direction: incoming · Entity ID: Q477816

External identifiers (2)

  • → image (P18)Deep Oceanic Kelvin-Helmholtz billows.jpgObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P18 · Direction: outgoing

  • → Commons category (P373)Kelvin-Helmholtz wavesObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P373 · Direction: outgoing

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