Effect of slip on existence, uniqueness, and behavior of similarity solutions for steady incompressible laminar flow in porous tubes and channels

Navier-Stokes equations for incompressible viscous fluids (76D05) Dimensional analysis and similarity applied to problems in fluid mechanics (76M55) Biological fluid mechanics (76Z99)

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Laminar flow in a two-dimensional plane channel with local pressure-dependent crossflow
Laminar flow analysis in a pipe with locally pressure-dependent leakage through the wall
Investigation of heat transfer in a porous annulus with pulsating pressure gradient by homotopy analysis method
Stokes flow singularity at the junction between impermeable and porous walls
A numerical study for multiple solutions of a singular boundary value problem arising from laminar flow in a porous pipe with moving wall
Pressure runaway in a 2D plane channel with permeable walls submitted to pressure-dependent suction
Stokes flow singularity at a corner joining solid and porous walls at arbitrary angle

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