Galerkin finite element analysis of complex viscoelastic flows
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Possible causes for the difficulties with computing steady two- dimensional viscoelastic flows are explored through a sequence of Galerkin finite element calculations for the flow of an upper-convected Maxwell fluid through abrupt and smooth axisymmetric contractions and between eccentric cylinders with the inner one rotating.
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