Using a nonstandard version of the principle of virtual power, we develop a gradient theory for incompressible flows at small length scales. In addition to a generalization of the Navier???Stokes equations involving higher-order spatial derivatives, our theory provides conditions on free and fixed boundaries. The free boundary conditions involve the curvature of the free surface; among the conditions for a fixed boundary are generalized adherence and slip conditions, each of which involves a material length scale. As an application, we reconsider the classical problem of plane Poiseuille flow for generalized adherence and slip conditions.published or submitted for publicationis peer reviewe
In this paper a stationary action principle is proved to hold for capillary fluids, i.e. fluids for ...
A gradient theory of grade two based on an axiomatic conception of a nonlocal continuum theory for m...
AbstractA multi-cell homogenization procedure with four geometrically different groups of cell eleme...
Using a nonstandard version of the principle of virtual power, we develop a gradient theory for inco...
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9 pagesInternational audienceThe classical theory of Laplace is not suitable for describing the beha...
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We here develop a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier???Stokes-alpha e...
After the wide premise of Part I, where the equations for Cauchy’s continuum were retrieved through ...
A multiple scales approach is used to approximate the effects of nonparallelism and streamwise curva...
AbstractSecond gradient theories have been developed in mechanics for treating different phenomena a...
AbstractA physically motivated and thermodynamically consistent formulation of small strain higher-o...
EnWe discuss a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier–Stokes- equation ba...
Revisited and completed version; 21 pages. ISBN-13: 9780306429057A thermomechanical model of continu...
A physically motivated and thermodynamically consistent formulation of higher-order gradient plastic...
In this paper a stationary action principle is proved to hold for capillary fluids, i.e. fluids for ...
A gradient theory of grade two based on an axiomatic conception of a nonlocal continuum theory for m...
AbstractA multi-cell homogenization procedure with four geometrically different groups of cell eleme...
Using a nonstandard version of the principle of virtual power, we develop a gradient theory for inco...
This work concerns the development of a finite-element method for discretizing a recent second-gradi...
9 pagesInternational audienceThe classical theory of Laplace is not suitable for describing the beha...
International audienceMindlin [22] wrote a milestone paper claiming that a second strain gradient th...
We here develop a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier???Stokes-alpha e...
After the wide premise of Part I, where the equations for Cauchy’s continuum were retrieved through ...
A multiple scales approach is used to approximate the effects of nonparallelism and streamwise curva...
AbstractSecond gradient theories have been developed in mechanics for treating different phenomena a...
AbstractA physically motivated and thermodynamically consistent formulation of small strain higher-o...
EnWe discuss a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier–Stokes- equation ba...
Revisited and completed version; 21 pages. ISBN-13: 9780306429057A thermomechanical model of continu...
A physically motivated and thermodynamically consistent formulation of higher-order gradient plastic...
In this paper a stationary action principle is proved to hold for capillary fluids, i.e. fluids for ...
A gradient theory of grade two based on an axiomatic conception of a nonlocal continuum theory for m...
AbstractA multi-cell homogenization procedure with four geometrically different groups of cell eleme...