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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2010 / iii / Paper 66 / 3 / ii

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Balance the two terms in the planar viscous-sheet stretching equations over the transition. The velocity changes by O(U) on length δ, and hxxx​=O(h0​/δ3)=O(1/(aδ)). Thus
δ2μh0​U​∼aδγh0​​.
(1)
Using the geometric transition length gives
U∼μγ​aδ​∼μγ​ah0​​​.​
(2)
This balances capillary forcing with planar extensional viscous stress, not the no-slip Poiseuille resistance appropriate to a film bounded by rigid walls.

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