Boundary-layer thickness and instabilities in Bénard convection of a liquid with a temperature-dependent viscosity
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- Plume formation in strongly temperature-dependent viscosity fluids over a very hot surface
- Effects of non-uniform heating on a variable viscosity Rayleigh-Bénard problem
- Theoretical and numerical study of a thermal convection problem with temperature-dependent viscosity in an infinite layer
- Effects of a temperature modulation in phase at the frontier on the convective instability of a viscoelastic layer
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