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Steady Streaming due to a Sphere in Incompressible Fluid

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In this paper steady streaming due to a sphere has been studied. Instead of using matched asymptotic method we are applying Vishik-Lyusternik method. In this paper we consider the situation when the sphere is at rest and fluid oscillating at infinity. Results have been obtained for Re=O(1) . Effect of Stokes drift is also calculated for the fluid particles.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 307)

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178-181

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February 2013

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Muhammad Adil Sadiq

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Boundary Layer, Incompressible Fluid, Steady Streaming, Vishik-Lyusternik Method (VLM)

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