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Numerical solution of problems pertaining to a submerged jet in power-law fluids

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Power-law fluids are defined as the particular case of Stokes fluids for low Truesdell numbers. To describe motion in a submerged jet we employ boundary-layer type equations which are numerically solved on a Ural-2 computer.

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Bubnov, V.A. Numerical solution of problems pertaining to a submerged jet in power-law fluids. Journal of Engineering Physics 14, 265–267 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00825732

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