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Affine velocity field (u(x,t)=K(t)x+b(t))

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A velocity field with spatially constant velocity gradient K. Differences of fluid velocities satisfy u(x+R)−u(x)=KR, even when the uniform translation b is nonzero. Incompressibility requires trK=0.
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Affine velocity field
An affine velocity field with zero uniform translation. It describes the relative motion about a comoving reference point even when the original velocity field has a nonzero spatially uniform component.

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