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Gyrotactic concentration layer at a rotating-cylinder wall (n−1∼−εRe[eiθ′e−q(1−r)/q])

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With β2=ΩR2/D and ε=2Vs​R/(3BΩD), the first angular harmonic of the steady cell conservation equation satisfies a′′+a′/r−a/r2−iβ2a=0 and a′(1)=−1. The regular solution is a=−I1​(qr)/[qI1′​(q)], q=eiπ/4β. At large β it gives the displayed layer with width 1/β. The exact Modified Bessel function of the first kind expression remains regular at the axis, unlike extrapolation of the boundary-layer formula there.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2009 / iii / Paper 81 / 3 / c / Solution

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