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Normal stress (σnn​=n⋅σn)

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The component of traction normal to a surface with unit normal n. For an incompressible Newtonian fluid, σ=−pI+2μe, so σnn​=−p+2μn⋅en. A free-interface normal-stress jump includes the curvature force from surface tension.

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