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Stability analysis of conducting jets under ac radial electric fields for arbitrary viscosity
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    Stability analysis of conducting jets under ac radial electric fields for arbitrary viscosity (English)
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    22 April 2010
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    jets
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    viscosity
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    electric field effects
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    electrohydrodynamics
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    variational techniques
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    flow instability
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