Non Newtonian Mechanics - Sample Solutions to QPs

Rahul Basu

Cambridge Tripos: Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Book 4 · Rahul Basu

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Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics: Theory, Problems and Worked Solutions

A concise, problem-oriented guide to non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, covering constitutive models, rheometry, viscoelasticity, yield-stress fluids, lubrication theory, and Oldroyd-type models. The book combines essential theory with progressively challenging problems and detailed worked solutions, making it useful for students of fluid mechanics, rheology, applied mathematics, and engineering.

Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics: Theory, Problems and Worked Solutions A concise, problem-oriented guide to non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, covering constitutive models, rheometry, viscoelasticity, yield-stress fluids, lubrication theory, and Oldroyd-type models. The book combines essential theory w...

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Rahul Basu is an engineer, researcher, and educator with extensive experience in aerospace engineering, computational modelling, fluid mechanics, and engineering education. He served with DRDO and later held academic positions in engineering institutions. His interests include computational fluid dynamics, non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, materials modelling, robotics, and applied mathematics. He has authored and contributed to technical publications and educational books in engineering and applied sciences.

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