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Viscous Flows

Part of the Mathematical Engineering Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-55432-7

ISBN: 978-3-319-55431-0

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Apr 23, 2017

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Viscous Flow Due to Moving Continuous Surfaces

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 3 –11

[Boundary layer flow due to moving continuous surfaces is the subject of this book. Since the very first studies on the boundary layer flows, the viscous flows past the surfaces of finite length had been the subject of interest in the majority of the studies. Moreover, most of the books...
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Governing Equations

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 13 –21

[In this chapter, the boundary layer character of the flow due to moving continuous surfaces has been confirmed. The differential and integral boundary layer equations corresponding to the planar and axisymmetric cases have also been presented.]
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The Concept of Self-similarity

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 23 –32

[One of the important classes of boundary-layer flows comprises the self-similar flows. The concept of self-similarity is equally important in mathematical as well as physical point of views. In this chapter, the concept of self-similarity has been explained in a bit detail. The general procedure...
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Solution Techniques

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 33 –41

[In this chapter, some suitable solution techniques have been mentioned for the solution of boundary layer equations arising in this book.]
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The Criterion of Self-similarity for Wall Velocities

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 45 –74

[In this chapter, the criterion of self-similarity for the two- and three-dimensional flows and the axially symmetric flows has been derived completely. The construction of similarity variables for these flows has been done in full detail.]
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Viscous Flow Due to Accelerated/Decelerated Stretching Surfaces

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 75 –99

[Boundary layer flows due to different stretching surfaces have been considered in this chapter. The designation of the wall velocities as accelerated or decelerated has also been highlighted as it plays an important role in the understanding of shrinking sheet flows, in particular. Equivalence...
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Viscous Flow Due to the Shrinking Surfaces

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 101 –115

[In this chapter, the viscous flow due to shrinking continuous surfaces has been considered. It has been proved that the general perceptions, regarding the nonexistence and the multiplicity of the solution, about the shrinking surface flows are wrong. It has been shown that in the existing...
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Unsteady Flow Due to the Stretching/Shrinking Surfaces

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 117 –132

[The preceding three chapters have strictly been restricted to the cases of steady viscous flows due to the motion of continuous surfaces. The similarity criterion has been established for such flows regarding the rectangular and axisymmetric flow geometries. So far, attention has not been given...
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Two-Dimensional Non-similar Flows

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 135 –141

[In the previous part, it has been seen that the wall velocities either follow the power law or the exponential forms in order to ensure the self-similar solution. Particular to the two-dimensional case, all other forms of the wall velocities result in the nonsimilar flows. In this chapter, the...
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Axially Symmetric Non-similar Flows

Mehmood, Ahmer

Pages: 143 –161

[In the continuation of the previous chapter, the nonsimilar flow in the axially symmetric case is the subject under consideration here. The nonsimilar formulations for the cylinder and the disk cases have been presented and some particularly chosen flows have also been discussed in this chapter.]

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