Heat or mass transport from drops in shearing flows. I: The open-streamline regime
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- Heat or mass transport from drops in shearing flows. II: Inertial effects on transport
- Some qualitative features of (internal) problems of convective heat and mass transfer in regions with closed streamlines
- Heat transfer from a neutrally buoyant sphere in a second-order fluid
- Heat transport into a shear flow at high Peclet number
- HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER FROM A FILM INTO STEADY SHEAR FLOW
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- Heat or mass transport from drops in shearing flows. II: Inertial effects on transport
- Heat transfer at high Peclet number in regions of closed streamlines
- Heat transfer at high Péclet number from a small sphere freely rotating in a simple shear field
- Heat transfer from a neutrally buoyant sphere in a second-order fluid
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(8)- Heat transfer from a neutrally buoyant sphere in a second-order fluid
- A viscous drop in a planar linear flow: the role of deformation on streamline topology
- Heat or mass transport from drops in shearing flows. II: Inertial effects on transport
- Heat transport into a shear flow at high Peclet number
- A singularly altered streamline topology allows faster transport from deformed drops
- HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER FROM A FILM INTO STEADY SHEAR FLOW
- Steady and time-periodic electric field-driven enhancement of heat or mass transfer to a drop: internal problem
- The inertial orientation dynamics of anisotropic particles in planar linear flows
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