One dimensional motion of a viscous fluid
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The effect of the friction has been studied on the one
dimensional motion of a viscous fluid. This friction is usually schematized in
various semiempirical formulae. In t-liis work the different scliematizations
of the friction were not studied separately but it was shown that a solution
exists for the fluid motion. The results give information on the damping of
the fluid motion in the case of the seiches.
dimensional motion of a viscous fluid. This friction is usually schematized in
various semiempirical formulae. In t-liis work the different scliematizations
of the friction were not studied separately but it was shown that a solution
exists for the fluid motion. The results give information on the damping of
the fluid motion in the case of the seiches.
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DE SIMONE C, PURUNI R, SALUSTI E. One dimensional motion of a viscous fluid. Ann. Geophys. [Internet]. 1975Nov.25 [cited 2022Oct.6];28(2-3):117-28. Available from: https://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/4894
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