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First-Order Wall-Slip-Induced Departure from Inverse-Cubic Scaling of Levitation-Pressure RMS in a Push–Pull Levitation Stage
This study clarifies how rarefaction-induced wall slip in a thin gas film affects the established inverse-cubic scaling law for the spatial nonuniformity of levitation pressure in a push–pull levitation stage. The levitation force in this stage is generated by the combined action of blowing and suct
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