Shear flow, part 1: Liquids. A bibliography with abstracts

Shear flow and stresses are studied for a number of liquid forms such as water, lubricants, polymers, liquified gases, and liquid metals. The studies relate to hydrodynamics, elastohydrodynamics, magnetohydrodynamics, fluerics, rheology, acoustics, and oceanology. Some of the subjects include cavitation, jets, mixing, stratification, ultrasonics, capillary flow, blood circulation, sedimentation, wake, injection, liquid-gas interactions, and pipe and channel flow. Other topics cover drops, surface flow, nonnewtonian fluids, liquid crystals, hydraulic fluids, and layers. Theoretical aspects, mathematical models, equations of motion, computer programs, measurement technology, and empirical relationships are included. This updated bibliography contains 210 abstracts, 8 of which are new entries to the previous edition.