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The Linearity of Stokes flow makes every velocity linear in G1​. The only available isotropic polar vector built from the axial vector G1​ and separation vector R is G1​×R. Dimensional analysis then gives
Ui​=αi​(R/a)μa3G1​×R​.
(1)
An angular velocity is axial, so the two independent isotropic possibilities are G1​ and (G1​⋅R)R. Hence
Ωi​=μa31​[βi​(R/a)G1​+γi​(R/a)R2(G1​⋅R)R​],​
(2)
for dimensionless scalar functions βi​,γi​.

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