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March 27, 2014, 09:32
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Dear all,
I just have a quick question: are the second derivatives in the navier stokes equation symmetric? In other words: d/dx d/dy ux(x,y) = d/dy d/dx ux(x,y) ? where ux is the x-component of the fluid velocity. Thanks for your response! |
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