From NS–F Equations to General Main Model Equations

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Abstract

First of all, the main question is relative to the Rational Asymptotic Modelling Approach (RAMA) of Newtonian fluid flow problems. Our task is as follows.

Keywords

Fluid Flow Mach Number Froude Number Strouhal Number Atmospheric Motion 
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  1. 1.LML – cité ScientifiqueUniversité des Sciences et Technologies de LilleVilleneuve d’Ascq CédexFrance

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