One-dimensional viscous magnetofluidynamic flow in an annulus
Viscous magnetofluidynamic one dimensional annular flow, reducing three dimensional field equation to coupled linear partial differential equations
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Viscous magnetofluidynamic one dimensional annular flow, reducing three dimensional field equation to coupled linear partial differential equations
One dimensional viscous magnetofluidynamic flow in annulus formed by concentric cylindrical electrodes, reducing problem to linear partial differential equation set
Density, electric field and volt-ampere for characteristics spherical electrostatic Langmuir probe in collision plasma with weak ionization and recombination, using asymptotic method
Flow of conducting liquid in annular gap, effects of high fields on surface charge distributions, and materials study of silicon solar cells
Liquid mercury conductor flow in annular gap electromagnetically accelerated by Lorentz force, showing restricted nonexistence proof for inviscid problem
Accuracy of scalar electrical conductivity calculations of partially ionized plasma using third Chapman-Enskog approximation method
Density, electric field and volt-ampere characteristics for spherical electrostatic Langmuir probe in collision plasma with weak ionization and recombination, using asymptotic method
One-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic flow in annulus
Third Chapman-Enskog approximation to tensor electrical conductivity of partially ionized gas applied to two conductivity mixture rules for atmospheric cesium seeded argon
Lorentzian scalar electrical conductivity as basis of mixture rules proposed for partially ionized gases in magnetic field to calculate tensor conductivity
Metal liquid flow in annular gap between two concentric cylinder electrodes
First order effects of production on continuum theory of spherical Langmuir probes in infinite, homogeneous, slightly ionized, collision-dominated plasma
Convergence of Chapman-Enskog approximations to scalar electrical conductivity of some weakly ionized real gases