By means of examples the distribution of self-induced velocity along a curved vortex is investigated analytically as well as by means of an analog experiment of the magnetic field of a current-carrying cable. Results verify, at least for these examples, a theorem which was intuitively introduced by Hama in his study of detailed process of boundary-layer transition; the induced velocity on a curved vortex is largest in the region where the curvature is largest.
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Hama, F. R., & Nutant, J. (1961). Self-induced velocity on a curved vortex. Physics of Fluids, 4(1), 28–32. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1706184
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