An Asymptotic Solution for the Navier-Stokes Equation

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Beckman J. E.; Casuso Romate E.
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PROGRESS IN PHYSICS, Volume 1, 61, pp.3

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2009
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2
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2
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We have used as the velocity field of a fluid the functional form derived in Casuso (2007), obtained by studying the origin of turbulence as a consequence of a new description of the density distribution of matter as a modified discontinuous Dirichlet integral. Asan interesting result we have found that this functional form for velocities is a solution to the Navier-Stokes equation when considering asymptotic behaviour, i.e. for large values of time.
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