The Axisymmetric Slow Viscous Flow about a Shear Stress Free Sphere
harper's theorem, viscous flow, shear stress, circle theorem
Abstract
Harper's sphere theorem for the axisymmetric slow viscous flow exterior to a shear stress-free sphere is established in an alternative way and then given an extension of the theorem for the flow interior to the same sphere.
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