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hydrodynamic equations

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hydrodynamic equations [‚hī·drō·dī′nam·ik i′kwā·zhənz]
(fluid mechanics)
Three equations which express the net acceleration of a unit water particle as the sum of the partial accelerations due to pressure gradient force, frictional force, earth's deflecting force, gravitational force, and other factors.


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who formulated a set of hydrodynamic equations investigating quark-gluon plasma, a state of matter believed to exist right after the Big Bang; and Gabriela Farfan, 18, of Madison, Wis.
The newfound agreement of the two approaches means "that the powerful mathematical tools developed to solve the hydrodynamic equations can be put to use in the nanoworld," comments Jens Eggers of the University of Essen, Germany.
 
 
 
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