The problem of hydrodynamic stability of a boundary layer with diffusion combustion is formulated in the Dan–Lin–Alekseev approximation and at constant Prandtl and Schmidt numbers; it is reduced to solving a system of the tenth-order ordinary differential equations with homogeneous boundary conditions. With Lewis numbers equal to unity, it may be lowered to the eighth order. In the inviscid approximation, the stability problem is reduced to the integration of a single second-order differential equation.
Based on the obtained stability equations and calculations of stationary flow parameters, the stability of a supersonic boundary layer with diffusive combustion on a permeable plate with hydrogen supply through its pores is studied for the first time by direct numerical modeling. With the Mach number M = 2, the possibility of flame flow stabilization is established using calculations. It is shown that within the framework of the inviscid theory of stability, it is possible to obtain quite reliable data on the maximum degrees of the growth of disturbances.