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Deformation and breakup of slender drops in linear flows
D. V. Khakhar,
J. M. Ottino
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Engineering
Eigenvalue
85%
Eigenvector
85%
Linear Flow
57%
Extensional Flow
42%
Axisymmetric
42%
Positive Real Part
42%
Models
42%
Deformation
28%
Two Dimensional
14%
Simple Shear Flow
14%
Simple Shear
14%
Material Element
14%
Prediction
14%
Quantity
14%
Lower Viscosity
14%
Specifies
14%
Assuming
14%
General Model
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Model
42%
Deformation
28%
Three Dimensional Flow
28%
Length
28%
Investigation
14%
Datum
14%
Good
14%
Amount
14%
Class
14%
Prediction
14%
Criterion
14%
Calculation
14%
Agreement
14%
International System of Units
14%
INIS
eigenvalues
42%
axial symmetry
42%
length
28%
shear
28%
deformation
28%
prediction
14%
orientation
14%
experimental data
14%
approximations
14%
viscosity
14%
Chemistry
Drop
100%
Flow
42%
Length
28%
Strength
14%
Point Group T
14%
Physics
Model
42%
Deformation
28%
Three Dimensional Flow
28%
Calculation
14%
Approximation
14%
Mathematics
Flow
42%
Forecasting
14%
Functions
14%
Classes
14%
Approximation
14%