Titlebook: Liquids and Solids; M. T. Sprackling Book 1985 M. T. Sprackling 1985 Navier-Stokes equation.circulation.crystal.deformation.elasticity.ene

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The slow viscous flow of liquids,. In many situations the motion of the liquid is, in fact, so slow that inertial effects may be neglected completely, i. e. D./D. can be treated as zero. Solutions of the Navier-Stokes equation obtained in such situations are known as creeping solutions.

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High polymers and liquid crystals,e, however, many molecules that consist of a large number of component atoms or ions and consequently show some rather different properties from the simple solids and liquids. Some properties of two types of molecule, high polymers and liquid crystals, will be examined briefly in this chapter.

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The elastic properties of matter,Newton’s laws of motion to such bodies. Newton’s laws of motion as usually stated (see, for example, . by B. P. Cowan in this series) describe the effect of forces on particles, i. e. on entities so small that their size plays no role in the description of their behaviour. Matter in bulk can be trea

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