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The following pages link to A rigorous justification of the Reynolds equation (Q3811899):
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- Analysis of the Reynolds equation for lubrication in case of pressure-dependent viscosity (Q474539) (← links)
- Derivation of Reynolds equation for gas lubrication via asymptotic analysis of the compressible Navier-Stokes system (Q602895) (← links)
- Remarks on coherence and the Reynolds isometry (Q762604) (← links)
- How the Reynolds equation is related to the Stokes equations (Q793601) (← links)
- The transition between the Stokes equations and the Reynolds equation: A mathematical proof (Q914487) (← links)
- An improved nonlinear Reynolds equation for a thin flow of a viscous incompressible fluid (Q946065) (← links)
- Gas-kinetic theory of lubrication (Q1067528) (← links)
- Rigorous lubrication approximation (Q1425687) (← links)
- Derivation of the Reynolds equation from a microscopic picture using projection techniques (Q1964999) (← links)
- Asymptotic analysis of a thin fluid layer flow between two moving surfaces (Q2247710) (← links)
- On the justification of the Reynolds equation, describing isentropic compressible flows through a tiny pore (Q2458898) (← links)
- A Reynolds equation derived from the micropolar Navier-Stokes system (Q2771076) (← links)
- A rigorous derivation of the time-dependent Reynolds equation (Q2856525) (← links)
- Weak coupling of a Reynolds model and a Stokes model for hydrodynamic lubrication (Q3008189) (← links)
- Reynolds type equation for a thin flow under intensive transverse percolation (Q3044029) (← links)
- Junction between a 3-D Stokes flow and a 2-D thin film with pressure boundary conditions (Q3471756) (← links)
- On the instability of the flow in a squeeze lubrication film (Q3482966) (← links)
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- CFD analysis of a ringless piston's secondary motion and the validity of Reynolds equation (Q6116880) (← links)
- Mathematical derivation of a Reynolds equation for magneto-micropolar fluid flows through a thin domain (Q6153630) (← links)
- A new thin layer model for viscous flow between two nearby non‐static surfaces (Q6189101) (← links)
