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Unsteady flows of an incompressible quasi-Newtonian fluid through a slab of thickness \(e\) are studied. The Bird-Carreau constitutive law with some assumption concerning parameters is used. Existence, regularity and uniqueness results are obtained. The limit for \(e\) tends to zero is also studied. Moreover, the convergence towards a scalar quasilinear equation for the pressure is proved. The effective viscosity is characterized through the polar of the potential corresponding to the Bird-Carreau law. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0927.00032].
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