phenomenon 31.45 Stokes drag on a sphere

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phenomenon 31.45: Stokes drag on a sphere31.45example 31.46: Terminal velocity, and Millikan's droplets31.46phenomenon 31.55: Drag, and the failure of ideal flow31.55remark 31.47: The Oseen correction, and why the obvious expansion fails31.47proof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@proof-23proofproof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@prooflink-2proofphenomenon 31.18: Archimedes' principle31.18phenomenon 31.30: Steady ideal flow exerts no drag31.30remark 31.57: The measured curve as the chapter's running test31.57remark 31.56: What of the drag curve is owed, and where it is paid31.56proof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@proof-26proof

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cites (method) On the Elementary Electrical Charge and the Avogadro Constant derived parts/03-classical-mechanics/14-fluid-dynamics.tex:1345
cites (evidence) On the Effect of the Internal Friction of Fluids on the Motion of Pendulums derived parts/03-classical-mechanics/14-fluid-dynamics.tex:1342
depends_on Terminal velocity, and Millikan's droplets declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/14-fluid-dynamics.tex:1394
depends_on Drag, and the failure of ideal flow declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/14-fluid-dynamics.tex:1717
depends_on The Oseen correction, and why the obvious expansion fails declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/14-fluid-dynamics.tex:1421
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