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Catheter-modulated transient solute dispersion in micropolar annular flow with a retentive and absorptive arterial wall
We study transient solute dispersion in pressure-driven micropolar flow through a concentric annulus representing a catheterized artery. The catheter is impermeable to solute, whereas the arterial wall combines irreversible removal with reversible surface retention. The exact steady micropolar veloc
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