Axisymmetric flow due to a porous sphere sedimenting towards a solid sphere or a solid wall: Application to scavenging of small particles
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(5)- On the motion of a porous sphere in a Stokes flow parallel to a planar confining boundary
- Some Potential Problems Associated with the Sedimentation of a Small Particle into a Semi-infinite Fluid-filled Pore
- Resistance and mobility functions for the near-contact motion of permeable particles
- Near-contact approach of two permeable spheres
- Migration of a porous spherical particle in the presence of a non-deformable interface
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