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Hydrodynamical and computational aspects and stability problems for viscoplastic flows

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This survey is devoted to some typical problems modeling technological processes of treatment of materials, rolling of a rigid body on a lubricated surface, the behavior of layers of the Earth’s crust for continuous loading, and dynamical interaction of elements of viscoplastic constructions.

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