On the potential flow through membranes
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A membrane is modelled as an impermeable plane perforated by N nonintersecting holes of arbitrary radii. The interaction between the pores is investigated using a special integral representation of the Green function. The flux through each pore is determined explicitly through the system of linear algebraic equations developed for this model. Examples of specific hole configurations are considered.
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