The aim of this paper is to study the effect of slip velocity and shape of stenosis on non-Newtonian flow of blood through a stenosed arterial segment. Blood is modeled as Bingham-Plastic fluid in a uniform circular tube with a radially non-symmetric stenosis. The problem is investigated by a joint effort of analytical and numerical techniques. The influence of stenosis shape parameter, slip ve...

Fifty years ago Warren and Root have introduced the shape factor. This fundamental parameter for modeling of naturally fractured reservoirs has been discussed stormily ever since. Different definitions for shape factor have been suggested which all of them are heuristically based. Recently, Heinemann and Mittermeir mathematically derived - based on the dual-continuum theorem assuming pseudo-ste...

In this paper simple quartic trigonometric polynomial blending functions, with a tensionparameter, are presented. These type of functions are useful for constructing trigonometricB´ezier curves and surfaces, they can be applied to construct continuous shape preservinginterpolation spline curves with shape parameters. To better visualize objects and graphics atension parameter is included. In th...

Several variable shape parameter methods have been successfully used in Radial Basis Function approximation methods. In many cases variable shape parameter strategies produced more accurate results than if a constant shape parameter had been used. We introduce a new random variable shape parameter strategy and give numerical results showing that the new random strategy often outperforms both ex...

Due to the high diffusivity of the chemical species, chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) is a suitable process for the conformal coverage of objects with large dimensions and complex shape geometry. Its large scale capacity and high reproducibility have made the technique favorable for the deposition of non-oxide ceramics. There are few works on other materials and metal-organic compounds are rar...

The Green and Ampl infiltration formula. as well as the T,llsmll and Parlangc formula. arc two-parameter equations that arc both expressible in h::rms of Lambert IV-functions. These representations are used to derive explicit. simple and accurate approximations for each CllSl.'. The IWO infiltmlion fonnulas are limiting caSt-os that can be deduced from an existing three.par.lmeter in· filtmtion...