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This paper presents a novel deployment of a recent mathematical paradigm for predicting the thermo-acoustic instability (TAI) of a Rijke tube in the relevant parametric space. This benchmark problem in combustion science has been studied for over 1½ centuries with phenomenal achievements both in theoretical and practical fronts. The new paradigm is called the Cluster Treatment of Characteristic Roots (CTCR), which is originally developed to assess the asymptotic stability of Linear Time Invariant (LTI) Time-delayed Systems (TDS). A notorious subcategory within LTI-TDS is called “Neutral TDS”, which matches the characteristics of the linearized dynamics of thermo-acoustic instability. The CTCR is shown to reveal a non-conservative and exhaustive linear stability map of the Rijke tube within the space of its geometric and operational parameters. We present a review of this paradigm as well as several case studies to demonstrate its capabilities and some encouraging comparison with the earlier literature. This paper is a concept document and it is prepared with the intent of providing a breeding ground for studies beyond its present coverage

Parametric Investigation of Thermoacoustic Instability (TAI) in a Rijke Tube: A Time-Delay Perspective