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Low-dimensional models of thin film fluid dynamics

Centre manifold techniques are used to derive rationally a description of the dynamics of thin films of fluid. The derived model is based on the free-surface η(x,t) and the vertically averaged horizontal velocity u(x,t). The approach is shown to converge well and has significant differences from conventional depth-averaged models.

Anthony J. Roberts | A. Roberts

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