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May 9, 2006, 17:45	axis singularity for cylindrical coordinates	#1
daniel Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, Is there anyone who has experience with the axis singularity for cylindrical Navier-Stokes? I m actually interested in methods based on the expansion of Fourier coefficients, but I have not fully understood the method. If sombedy replies, I ll explain my doubts in detail Thanks,

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