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Viscous fluid flow in chemically reacting and diffusing systems

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  • Tubular Reactor
  • Nonlinear Integral Equation
  • Natural Boundary Condition
  • Viscous Fluid Flow
  • Functional Analysis Approach

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Amiel, R., Geymonat, G. (1976). Viscous fluid flow in chemically reacting and diffusing systems. In: Germain, P., Nayroles, B. (eds) Applications of Methods of Functional Analysis to Problems in Mechanics. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 503. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0088750

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