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Energy stability limit for rotation-modified plane Poiseuille flow

Daniel F. Jankowski, David R. Squire

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The energy theory of hydrodynamic stability is applied to the flow between two parallel horizontal plates caused by a constant reduced pressure gradient in a system rotating about a vertical axis.

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The energy theory of hydrodynamic stability is applied to the flow between two parallel horizontal plates caused by a constant reduced pressure gradient in a system rotating about a vertical axis.

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The energy theory of hydrodynamic stability is applied to the flow between two parallel horizontal plates caused by a constant reduced pressure gradient in a system rotating about a vertical axis.

Key concepts: Physics, Hagen–Poiseuille equation, Mechanics, Rotation (mathematics), Plane (geometry), Flow (mathematics), Pressure gradient, Limit (mathematics)

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