1. Stability of Fluid Motion.—Rectilineal Motion of Viscous Fluid between two Parallel Planes
William Thomson
Abstract
William Thomson
Abstract
Since the communication of the first of this series of articles to the Eoyal Society of Edinburgh in April, and its publication in the Philosophical Magazine in May and June, the stability or instability of the steady motion of a viscous fluid has been proposed as subject for the Adams Prize of the University of Cambridge for 1888.
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Since the communication of the first of this series of articles to the Eoyal Society of Edinburgh in April, and its publication in the Philosophical Magazine in May and June, the stability or instability of the steady motion of a viscous fluid has been proposed as subject for the Adams Prize of the University of Cambridge for 1888.
Key concepts: Motion (physics), Fluid motion, Viscous liquid, Instability, Subject (documents), Stability (learning theory), Mechanics, Physics