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Lamination and mixing in laminar flows driven by Lorentz body forces
We present a new approach to the design of mixers. This approach relies on a sequence of tailored flows coupled with a new procedure to quantify the local degree of striation, called lamination. Lamination translates to the distance over which the molecular diffusion needs to act to finalise mixing. A
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