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Visco-elastic flow due to a plate which starts oscillating in the presence of a parallel stationary plate

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In this paper, the flow of a visco-elastic liquid between two parallel plates has been studied when one plate is stationary and the other plate suddenly starts oscillating. Both finite Fourier sine transform and Laplace transform technique have been employed to solve the basic differential equations. The flow phenomenon has been characterized by the parametersα, β andω and the effects of these on the flow characteristics have been studied through several graphs.

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Late professor of the department, who died in an accident on 7th July 1978.

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Mishra, S.P., Misra, K.C. Visco-elastic flow due to a plate which starts oscillating in the presence of a parallel stationary plate. Rheol Acta 21, 25–29 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01520702

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