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Effect of Slip on Flow Near a Stagnation Point and in a Boundary Layer
"Theoretical analyses are presented of the effect of slip on the flow of a rarefied gas near a stagnation point and in a boundary layer on a flat plate. The results indicate that the stagnation pressure is increased because of the effect of slip but that there is a negligible effect on the flat-plat
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