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2015
In Sect. 3.3 we have seen that when a viscous fluid flows past a submerged object at high Reynolds number, \(Re \gg 1\) then its convective momentum flux greatly exceeds its diffuse counterpart, i.e., inertial forces are much larger than viscous forces.
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In Sect. 3.3 we have seen that when a viscous fluid flows past a submerged object at high Reynolds number, \(Re \gg 1\) then its convective momentum flux greatly exceeds its diffuse counterpart, i.e., inertial forces are much larger than viscous forces.
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Carrier grain boundary scattering in thermoelectric materials
Energy and Environmental Science, 2022Chaoliang Hu, Chenguang Fu, Xinbing Zhao
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2002
This chapter considers the layer of fluid called the boundary layer in the narrow boundary region, where the velocity gradient may be so large that, even if the fluid viscosity is small, the viscous forces may be of the same order as the inertia forces. There, because gradients perpendicular to the surface are much larger than gradients parallel to the
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This chapter considers the layer of fluid called the boundary layer in the narrow boundary region, where the velocity gradient may be so large that, even if the fluid viscosity is small, the viscous forces may be of the same order as the inertia forces. There, because gradients perpendicular to the surface are much larger than gradients parallel to the
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1974
In Chapter 2 it was shown that if the motion of a fluid is not affected by friction a velocity potential exists and the Euler equations are obeyed. In some cases, such potential flows can be analysed and pressures and velocities throughout them can be specified.
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In Chapter 2 it was shown that if the motion of a fluid is not affected by friction a velocity potential exists and the Euler equations are obeyed. In some cases, such potential flows can be analysed and pressures and velocities throughout them can be specified.
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BOUNDARY LAYERS | Neutrally Stratified Boundary Layer
2003G.D. Hess, J.R. Garratt
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Beyond local search: boundary-spanning, exploration, and impact in the optical disk industry
Strategic Management Journal, 2001Atul Nerkar
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Climatology of the planetary boundary layer over the continental United States and Europe
Journal of Geophysical Research, 2012Shaodong Zhang +2 more
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