Modelling of porous media by renormalization of the Stokes equations
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renormalizationStokes equationpermeabilityboundary collocationmethod of reflectionsBrinkman mediumdilute-limit theorylong-range decay of the Stokesletmean screening effectmultiparticle hydrodynamic interactionsNon-convergent pair interactionspermeability of the effective mediumrandom array of fixed spheres
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(36)- The planar singular solutions of Stokes and Laplace equations and their application to transport processes near porous surfaces
- Elastic interactions in particulate composites with perfect as well as imperfect interfaces
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- Bounds on the permeability of a random array of partially penetrable spheres
- PIV measurements of flow through a model porous medium with varying boundary conditions
- Flow of power-law fluids in fixed beds of cylinders or spheres
- The interaction between rotationally oscillating spheres and solid boundaries in a Stokes flow
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- Motion of rigid aggregates under different flow conditions
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