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- Liquid film on a hydrophobic radome or roof top in rain
- Flow and heat transfer in a micro-cylindrical gas-liquid Couette flow
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- Hydrodynamic force on a spherical particle oscillating in a micropolar fluid near a plane wall
- Axisymmetric Stokes flow of a spherical droplet or slip particle in the presence of a circular disk
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- The electrokinetic flow of a micropolar fluid in a microtube with velocity and spin velocity slippage
- Transient response of a hydrophobic colloidal particle in a micropolar fluid
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