2014 Using a simple continuum model for a paramagnetic fluid we analyze a simple shearing flow and parallel flow through a pipe. We also examine the possibility of maintaining a steady circular flow in a circular cylinder by rotating a homogeneous magnetic field. LE JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE TOME 32, NOVEMBRE-DÉCEMBRE 1971, Classification Physics Abstracts : 14.88, 14.19, 14.83

An extensive experimental investigation into the segregation phenomenon of suspended particles in a rotating fluid-filled horizontal cylinder is presented as well as a theoretical approach to the underlying physics, based on the assumptions of small Ekman and Rossby numbers. The theoretical predictions agree well with experimental findings. The influence of non-linearity and viscosity on the ph...

We derive the formalism to obtain spatial distributions of collisional correlation times for macroscopic particles undergoing granular flow from pulsed gradient spin echo nuclear magnetic resonance diffusion data. This is demonstrated with an example of axial motion in the shear flow regime of a 3D granular flow in a horizontal rotating cylinder at one rotation rate.

We show that rapidly rotating cylinders sliding on smooth surfaces can exhibit novel trajectories. The lateral deflection can be as large as the net displacement in the initial direction of motion. With a large enough initial angular speed, the cylinder can trace out a spiral trajectory having a large number of loops. An exact analytical result for large lateral deflection is also derived.

In this note we describe a stationary cylindrically symmetric solution of Einstein’s equation with matter consisting of a positive cosmological constant and an infinite cylinder of rotating dust. The solution approaches Einstein static universe solution. This result is complementary to Iftime [Class Quantum Grav 19 (2002)].

The Einstein-Cartan field equation of infinitely rotating rigid cylinder is obtained and solved using the techniques of Manko-Gutsunaev and Quevedo to describe gravitational field due to extended van-Stockum cylindrically perfect fluid distribution using improved energy-momentum tensor by Ray and Smalley.

We perform Monte Carlo studies of vortices in three dimensions in a cylindrical confinement, with uniform and nonuniform density. The former is relevant to rotating 4He; the latter is relevant to a rotating trapped Bose-Einstein condensate. In the former case, we find dominant angular thermal vortex fluctuations close to the cylinder wall. For the latter case, a novel effect is that at low temp...

The approach to the critical solution in leading order coating and rimming flow of a thin fluid film on a uniformly rotating horizontal cylinder is investigated. In particular, it is shown that the weight of the leading order “full-film” solution approaches its critical maximum value with logarithmically infinite slope as the volume flux approaches its critical value.

Results of thermal convection experiments in a rotating uid with a geometry similar to the Earth's core tangent cylinder are presented. We nd four di erent regimes of convection. In order of increasing heat ow, these are: (1) subcritical (no convection), (2) helical plumes (hetons) around the tangent cylinder, (3) hetons throughout the tangent cylinder, and (4) fully three-dimensional convectio...

It is shown experimentally that free shear flows can be substantially altered through 134) > t direct control of the large coherent vortices present in the flow. First, flow-visualization experiments are conducted in Kalliroscope fluid at Reynolds number 550. A foil is placed in the wake of a D-section cylinder, sufficiently far behind 160" the cylinder so that it does not interfere with the vo...