One selfmodelling solution of a problem on a planar laminar jet.
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The problem of the flow of a laminar jet which does not mix with the fluid surrounding it is treated in the boundary-layer approximation. It is assumed that both fluids are incompressible, that their surface of separation is smooth and that the jet does not break up. A selfmodelling solution (in Mises variables) of the planar problem is obtained for the special case when the viscosities of the fluids are inversely proportional to their densities.
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