EDDY MOTIONS BETWEEN FLUID SPHERES IN A STOKES FLOW

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[7] HARTLAND S, 1967, T I CHEM ENG-LOND, V45, P97

[8] SLOW UNSTEADY SETTLING OF 2 FLUID SPHERES ALONG THEIR LINE OF CENTERS [J]. APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, 1973, 28 (1-2): : 37 - 61

[9] RUSHTON E, INT J MULTIPHASE FLO

[10] The motion of two spheres in a viscous fluid [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER, 1926, 111 (757) : 110 - 116

[1] SLOW UNSTEADY SETTLING OF A FLUID SPHERE TOWARD A FLAT FLUID INTERFACE [J]. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE, 1968, 23 (03) : 193 - &

[2] DAVIS AMJ, 1977, CHEM ENG SCI, V32, P899, DOI 10.1016/0009-2509(77)80076-6

[3] SEPARATION FROM SURFACE OF 2 EQUAL SPHERES IN STOKES FLOW [J]. JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS, 1976, 77 (OCT22) : 625 - 644

[4] DAVIS AMJ, INT J MULTIPHASE FLO

[5] Haber S., 1973, INT J MULTIPHAS FLOW, V1, P57

[6] EFFECT OF CIRCULATION PATTERNS ON DRAINAGE OF FILM BETWEEN A LIQUID DROP AND A DEFORMABLE LIQUID-LIQUID INTERFACE [J]. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE, 1969, 24 (03) : 611 - &

[7] HARTLAND S, 1967, T I CHEM ENG-LOND, V45, P97

[8] SLOW UNSTEADY SETTLING OF 2 FLUID SPHERES ALONG THEIR LINE OF CENTERS [J]. APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, 1973, 28 (1-2): : 37 - 61

[9] RUSHTON E, INT J MULTIPHASE FLO

[10] The motion of two spheres in a viscous fluid [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER, 1926, 111 (757) : 110 - 116