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In this article the authors prove the existence of dissipative solutions of the Jeffreys-Oldroyd-\(\alpha\) model for a non Newtonian fluid. To prove the solvability, they use a topological approximation method developped by the first author. | |||
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On the solvability of the Jeffreys-Oldroyd-\(\alpha\) model (English)
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29 September 2016
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In this article the authors prove the existence of dissipative solutions of the Jeffreys-Oldroyd-\(\alpha\) model for a non Newtonian fluid. To prove the solvability, they use a topological approximation method developped by the first author.
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Jeffreys-Olroyd model
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topological approximation method
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