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October 8, 1998, 12:21	Laminar gas flow at low Re in tubes	#1
Glenn Price Guest Posts: n/a	We are looking for fundamental studies of laminar gas flows at low Reynolds Numbers (Re < 1) in tubes. Specifically, what is the effect of self-diffusivity on the parabolic velocity profile predicted by the Navier-Stokes Equations? And how do you model the forces due to self-diffusivity, if at all?

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