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The one-dimensional non-linear equations for a viscous fluid with finite thermal conductivity are solved to get an exact solution for a steady vertical flow. The stability of such a steady flow is examined to find that the viscosity has a very pronounced stabilizing influence on convective and acoustic modes.
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Antia, H.M., Chitre, S.M. Stability of a steady vertical flow in a viscous fluid. Sol Phys 66, 71–78 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00150519
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