Sternberg–koiter paradox in problems on inviscid flow of fluid
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The problem on inviscid flow of fluid inside a wedge when the Sternberg–Koiter paradox takes place has been considered. The flow is divided into potential and vortex and stationary and nonstationary ones. A resolution of the paradox is given.
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