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June 22, 2000, 11:36	help: Is "no-slip" valid all the time?	#1
Pei-Ying Hsieh Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, Is no-slip condition valid at the wall all the time? If I have a very "slippery" wall such as teflon, is it still valid to apply no-slip at the wall. If not, what is appropriate to model it? Thanks! Pei-Ying

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