Plane interior boundary-value problems in microcontinuum fluid mechanics
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This paper examines the fundamental question of existence and uniqueness of solutions of two plane interior boundary-value problems encountered in the field of microcontinuum fluid mechanics. These problems are analyzed using potential theoretic methods and with the aid of singular integral equations. The results obtained have their counterparts in the classical Navier-Stokes theory.
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